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Xerjoff - XJ 17/17 - Stone Label - Symphonium

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Xerjoff - XJ 17/17 - Stone Label - SymphoniumSymphonium offenbart Symbole unbndiger Freude in einem mystischen Kontext. Verlockende Noten und eine warme Aura aus extravaganten Hlzern stehen bei diesem Duft fr ein faszinierendes Geheimnis. Symphonium prsentiert sich zunchst mit pikanter spanischer Mandarine und Noten aus aromatischem Orangensaft. Bezaubernd und ergreifend wie ein Gedicht. Wie ein Chor aus gttlichen Stimmen. Die appetitlichen Zitrusakkorde verschmelzen mit indischem Kardamom, der

Symphonium offenbart Symbole unbändiger Freude in einem mystischen Kontext. Verlockende Noten und eine warme Aura aus extravaganten Hölzern stehen bei diesem Duft für ein faszinierendes Geheimnis. Symphonium präsentiert sich zunächst mit pikanter spanischer Mandarine und Noten aus aromatischem Orangensaft. Bezaubernd und ergreifend wie ein Gedicht. Wie ein Chor aus göttlichen Stimmen. Die appetitlichen Zitrusakkorde verschmelzen mit indischem Kardamom, der die frische Kopfnote aus warmer belgischer Schokolade ankündigt.

Die intensiv süße und köstlich dunkle Komposition verführt mit einer unwiderstehlich delikaten Aura und verlangt geradezu nach sinnlichem Moschus. Ein kostbares Duett mit auserlesenem Oud aus Thailand und Laos sowie exquisiter Vanille aus Madagaskar bereichert den kryptischen Charakter von Symphonium.

Das Flakonetikett besteht aus Dalmatiner Jaspis.

Die Flakonskulpturen mit Edelsteinetikett
Geschnitten aus dem eleganten Material der Natur, spiegeln die Flakons aus der Reihe XJ 17/17 Stone Label die einzigartige Verschmelzung von natürlicher Schönheit und menschlicher, versierter Handwerkskunst wider. Bislang nur in limitierten Murano-Skulpturflakons verfügbar, bietet die XJ 17/17 Stone Label Edition eine Erweiterung der Xerjoff 17/17 Linie. Jeder Flakon ist mit einem von Hand geschnittenen und polierten Steinetikett versehen, keine Flasche gleicht der anderen. In diesen Juwelen wurden die außergewöhnlichsten Düfte von Xerjoff gefüllt, entstanden durch die Meisterhand von Parfümeuren aus Grasse und durch die kostbarsten Essenzen dieser Welt. Was ist Kunst? Das Konzentrat der Natur.

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