The king's scepter, gold and noble, the symbol of power, the royal staff. The inclination of the scepter was a sign of royal grace. And so majestic smells the Sceptre, in its white and golden bottle.
Noble leather like the leather grip of the scepter and the Fleur de Lis, the lily that crowns the top of the scepter, these are the predominant scents of this fragrance.
Overall, a floral variation of Ombré Leather (2018) Eau de Parfum. Nothing really new in itself, but it gets everything right, and that is the crucial point.
A beautiful Ombré Leather alternative, only the longevity is not that great for me, with a lot of luck I get about 4-5 hours.
Riggs London....Yes, where do I even place you? The fragrances?...Almost clones of well-known houses with a slight variation or twist. The bottles?...Strongly reminiscent of PdM, or are they just typically English crest bottles?
Nevertheless, Riggs London does something that dupe houses, to my knowledge, do not do, and that is the quality of the presentation, and they can definitely score points with that! The bottles are heavy and of extremely high quality, featuring a metal cap. The packaging is an elegant foldable box.
For €49, the Riggs London perfumes are an absolute no-brainer.
Here are my comparisons of the other Riggs perfumes I own:
