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Acqua di Parma Rosa Nobile - Eau de Parfum Woman Fragrance
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ADP29910
As a tribute to the "queen of flowers", Acqua di Parma has created the eau de parfum Rosa Nobile, a preciously elegant fragrance celebrating the charm of innate femininity. A delight for all senses!
Discover the eau de parfum Rosa Nobile created by Acqua di Parma. Crafted from precious Centifolia rose petals, the Rosa Nobile scent opens with soft and vibrant notes of Sicilian mandarin, Calabrian bergamot and pepper. At the heart of this women perfume, intense and velvety accents of peony, violet and lily come together with the enveloping richness of the Italian rose while the base is rounded by cedar wood, ambergris and musk.
PACKAGING:
An eau de parfum which enhances femininity in its endless aspects. There is the basic essential bottle Acqua di Parma, which recaptures the iconic Art Deco design. The light of the gold for the cap and for the label, bearing the name of the fragrance in the colour of the rose flower.
| Brand | Acqua di Parma |
|---|---|
| Gender | Woman |
| Base note | Ambergris, Musl, Virginian cedarwood |
| Middle note | Peony, Violet |
| Top note | Calabrian bergamot, Pepper, Tangerine |
| Fragrance | floral |
| Product Type | Eau de Parfum |
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Acqua di Parma as a synonym for quality and elegance for more than 100 years. The exclusive niche perfume house Acqua di Parma was founded in 1916 in the heart of the old Italian city, Parma. In a small perfume workshop, a modern, light, fresh fragrance was created, quickly won hearts of all Hollywood stars. The first Italian Eau de Cologne was created exclusively from natural derived ingredients and as such, it became the basis for upgrading all new fragrance compositions for this, must-have, Italian brand. Acqua di Parma Colonia Eau de Cologne became a symbol of the 1930s, and its legendary appearance in an art deco bottle remains a trademark of the house today. Over time, Acqua di Parma, a true representative of the Italian style “less is always more”, has become an unavoidable choice for members of high society.
