Top Notes 
Aldehydes
Blackcurrant
Bergamot
Tagetes
Pineapple
Plum
Heart Notes 
Carnation
Iris
Rose
Heliotrope
Jasmine
Tuberose
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Ambergris
Benzoin
Cedar
Musk
Patchouli
Civet
Tonka bean
Vanilla
Serenissima
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Serenissima
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Darling, shall we go for breakfast?
Yes, I admit: this headline is not particularly imaginative!
But it doesn't always have to be original; this is about a charming women's fragrance that really speaks for itself and is somewhat different than expected.
On my "memory tour," I found the mini bottle far back in the cupboard among others. There is a remnant of the light liquid inside, and it is still perfectly fine.
However, the small bottle also comes with the typical light turquoise box with a lid and white ribbon! Stored so darkly, "Tiffany" has apparently survived very well.
"Tiffany" is also a child of the late eighties. Not a typical floral chypre: no! This fragrance brings a part of breakfast right along: a large, well-filled fruit basket - delicious!
Together with the heart note of noble fragrant flowers, the scent accords simply bring joy.
In the base, there is everything that was good and expensive back then. (Nomen est Omen!)
In the interplay of all these components, an extremely feminine, but still somewhat different fragrance emerges than was expected at that time.
Sweet, yet elegant and surprisingly suitable for many occasions. This scent feels as if there is no "dress code" for it.
Whether it's the "little black dress," jeans and a sweater, or a business look: it always feels right!
Is "Tiffany" perhaps a kind of chameleon among fragrances?
But it doesn't always have to be original; this is about a charming women's fragrance that really speaks for itself and is somewhat different than expected.
On my "memory tour," I found the mini bottle far back in the cupboard among others. There is a remnant of the light liquid inside, and it is still perfectly fine.
However, the small bottle also comes with the typical light turquoise box with a lid and white ribbon! Stored so darkly, "Tiffany" has apparently survived very well.
"Tiffany" is also a child of the late eighties. Not a typical floral chypre: no! This fragrance brings a part of breakfast right along: a large, well-filled fruit basket - delicious!
Together with the heart note of noble fragrant flowers, the scent accords simply bring joy.
In the base, there is everything that was good and expensive back then. (Nomen est Omen!)
In the interplay of all these components, an extremely feminine, but still somewhat different fragrance emerges than was expected at that time.
Sweet, yet elegant and surprisingly suitable for many occasions. This scent feels as if there is no "dress code" for it.
Whether it's the "little black dress," jeans and a sweater, or a business look: it always feels right!
Is "Tiffany" perhaps a kind of chameleon among fragrances?
Updated on 06/17/2021
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