The Image Bvlgari Omnia Amethyste is a tribute to the noble amethyst, capturing the essence of a young woman who expresses herself through a discreet yet sophisticated sensuality. Created by master perfumer Alberto Morillas, it reflects the elegance of the Bvlgari jewelry heritage, blending modern grace with timeless luxury for the contemporary lady.
The Emotion This fragrance evokes the freshness of a morning garden covered in dew. It is the scent of a bright spring day, filled with optimism and serenity. Amethyste is perfect for daytime wear, offering a clean, powdery aura that feels like a soft silk scarf touching the skin, providing a sense of harmony.
The Reveal The composition opens with the sparkling clarity of pink grapefruit and fresh green sap. The heart unfolds into a delicate bouquet of iris and Bulgarian rose, providing a signature powdery floral texture. Finally, the base settles into a comforting trail of solar wood and heliotrope, leaving a sophisticated, velvety finish on the skin.
Scent Family: Floral - Woody
Top notes: Grapefruit, Green notes Heart notes: Iris, Rose Base notes: Woody notes, Heliotrope
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