Jaipur Bracelet

Boucheron’s Jaipur Bracelet Is A Fresh Floral Ode to Elegance and Nature! For those who love crisp, sophisticated florals with a lush green twist, Jaipur Bracelet is a hidden gem they need to try. This fragrance creates a harmonious blend of freshness, floral depth, and an earthy green character which evokes the serene beauty of a misty forest at dawn. If you’re seeking a signature scent or an affordable alternative to the timeless classic Pure Poison then Jaipur Bracelet deserves a dedicated spot on your vanity. Jaipur Bracelet opens with a vibrant burst of freshness with zesty lemon verbena and bitter orange. The basil and the delicate greenness of violet leaf and petitgrain gives an aromatic vibe. The opening notes create an aura of morning dewdrops that feels alive and luminous. As the scent evolves, the heart reveals its floral character. Hyacinth and lily-of-the-valley takes the center stage. They give the scent a crisp, green, dewy floral bouquet vibe. It's just like a realistic floral bouquet, as if hand plucked from the forest floor or lush garden after a morning rain. It's the drydown where this fragrance truly shines. Earthy cypress and creamy cashmeran blended with the powdery softness of iris creates a musky, velvety base that lingers elegantly on the skin. This is where you'll finally realize why this beauty is compared with the cult classic Pure Poison. Jaipur Bracelet is perfect for those who enjoy crisp florals and green accords. It's mainly suitable for more mature crowds than teenagers. This can be a signature scent of anyone seeking a scent that exudes confidence, sophistication and elegance. Boucheron’s Jaipur Bracelet is a vibrant, enduring, and effortlessly captivating fragrance. Those who love pure poison may notice that the notes are not same but once you use them side by side you will notice the similarities. Pure Poison leans on jasmine and sandalwood but they both share a DNA of clean, luminous florals with a musky drydown. And somehow they smell exactly same on the drydown. Jaipur Bracelet has that extra lush green touch which will be enjoyable to people who love whispers of misty mornings, blooming gardens, and timeless elegance. As if it's nature’s beauty bottled in a scent. So, if Pure Poison has enchanted you with it's ethereal scent profile let its green-tinged sibling cast its own spell. Jaipur Bracelet is a safe blind buy for floral-green perfume lovers. But those who get migraines triggered by such accords should sample first. If you adore the interplay of dewy petals and forest greenery, and if you want the same vibe as Pure Poison within budget; you should definitely give Jaipur Bracelet a try. Perfectly suited for the vibrant energy of spring and summer, Jaipur Bracelet lasts around 6+ hours. The projection is moderate and it creates a balanced aura which never feels overwhelming yet noticeable. It’s the kind of fragrance that turns heads without announcement.

Holy mother of hyacinth, iris, and violet, I did not want to love this quite as much as I do at first dab (I have a teensy-tiny bottle of the EDP splash--I'm itching to find out what this does with regular sprayer application). It reminds me of the big velvety bearded irises that come up every spring in my front yard, which means that they also remind me of grape and violet candies. And the hyacinths are also quite convincing. I promised myself I wasn't going to buy any more perfume for a while, but I know I'm going to run through this meager 4.5-ml supply very quickly! Pretty sure I'm going to have to spring for the full bottle. I don't know what Pure Poison smells like, but it amuses me that virtually every perfume I like on here has Mugler's Alien in the "People who like this also like" column, along with a few of the Poison imprints, but not the one Poison flanker I loved the best: Tendre Poison. This reminds me a bit of that, but mostly it just reminds me of old-fashioned violet sachets and fresh hyacinths and iris. This perfume really smells like dusk to me, a sweet and melancholy Parisian dusk. I just have this sprayed on the back of my hand right now, so I'm sure it's especially evanescent; I look forward to a more liberal application soon, when I'm fully moisturized and in the mood to smell like all the purple flowers sublimated. Soundtrack options: Cocteau Twins Victorialand, Miles Davis Kind of Blue, Erik Satie's Gymnopédies, any Christa Ludwig collection of German lieder. Update: As much as I love my purple pals, I can't leave out some of the other notes that make this accord to uniquely addictive to me: lemon verbena (ephemeral but unmistakable), lily-of-the-valley (sweet little deadly darlings--they line the path where I walk my dog, and the smell in the springtime is exquisite--fortunately, Edith has no interest in eating the blossoms or leaves), and some very innocent and creamy but not dirty musk. Orange neroli comes through intermittently, as does (I think) bergamot. Sometimes it reminds me of Grape Pop Rocks, only "make it fancy." Thanks to the stylish young Frenchwoman who made a YouTube video two years ago that sold me on this. This is a new favorite. So good. Update: I really enjoy this one, and it reminds me so much of candied violets and these wonderful little violet candies I had one time (they were weird to eat but so fragrant, like eating perfume or perfumed soap). Update: several months later, I still really like this. I noticed I have put a dent in the full bottle I bought after using up my sample. A really pretty affordable fragrance--I won't call it a cheapie, but it's much less expensive than many lesser perfumes, that's for sure.

Beautiful perfume in a beautiful bottle. I read many, if not all reviews on this scent and "dupe for Pure Poison" is mentioned very often. Indeed, this perfume is very similar. Even though jewelry company Boucheron is much older then Dior, they make extraordinary jewels and they turn jewels into extraordinary perfumes with fantastic bottles, they do not need to make any dupes. Notes are totally different, but two fragrances are like sisters. I would distiguish them by simple word - tangible. Pure poison is ethereal, it is like you are lost in the forest and suddenly you find yourself on the meadow, you hear heavenly music, meadow is full of beautiful white flowers and forest fairies are dancing in the moonlight. You are tempted to join them, but when you run towards them, they are scared away and suddenly they dissapear together with their flowers. When you reach the spot, where they have been dancing you only find heavenly smell that is etheral and can not be captured. You are standing there in the moonlight trying to catch whifts of scent that remained there and that is slowly vanishing. Jaipur Bracelet on the other hand, is very, very similar, but more tangible and realistic. It is like you visited your aunt, that happens to be a white witch, you sit on her porch, drinking lemonade and you feel magical flowers smell. Your aunt takes you to her secret garden, behind the hidden door in the wall. Garden is full of beautiful flowers, butterflies, miniature fairies and birds. Your aunt hand picks the bouquet of the most beautiful flowers for you and hands it to you. These are the flowers, that are real and that you can grab into your hands and touch. You bring them home, put them into the vase and all your house smells like magical garden. This is Jaipur bracelet. The bonus is an oriental fairy tale bottle. I collect all these bottles and I love them. They are magical!

This was one hundred percent a blind buy and I got the biggest bottle. I knew I would love it though, given the notes and accords. White floral ? Powdery ? Sign me up ! It does remind me of Pure Poison but there's something else in that one, maybe more musk. Jaipur bracelet is more laid back and breezy. Upon first spray I get gin and tonic.. probably due to the alcohol and herbal/citrus notes. No complaints, that's my favorite mixed drink. Then I get hit with Light Blue !? Lemon verbena I'm looking at you, and like the shadow people you vanish soon I lay eyes (nostrils?) on you. But I can't believe nobody has suggested Avons Haiku for "this perfume reminds me of." After the alcohol fades it smells a lot like Haiku for maybe 5 minutes.. I'd say it's the greenness and powdery florals, lily of the valley in particular. Maybe it's just my chemistry. JB is most similar to the Dior after the drydown as it gets a bit sweeter and less green. Definitely a win, the longer I wear it the more I love it. Great value for the price. This one is very wearable for any occasion, surprisingly complex, and smells more expensive than it is. The bottle is absolutely beautiful and gives me an early 90s vibe for some reason but the perfume itself does not. Even in hot weather it lasts around 6 hours on me, I went heavy on the trigger though and you'd think that would choke everyone but the sillage is perfect. It's there but not assaulting anybody. I'm a pretty experienced sniffer and this frag threw me off with the temporary "Avon accord" lol maybe that's why people who like this often like Rare Pearls as well, or at least suggest it as another alternative to PP. Everyone perceives fragrances differently which is a part of what makes it so fascinating, to me at least.

Citrus/herbal green opening which dissipates quickly to floral dry down with a powdery iris notes in the cashmerian base. Clean, fresh, sophisticated, alluring, interesting, mature, feminine- elegant and refined. This fragrance has strong similarities to Pure Poison, but Bracelet is better, at a fraction of the price, and the performance is very good (8+ hours, 90 degree summer day, high humidity). From the initial spray to the dry down there is nothing offensive. Its fresh herbal green floral that has no dominate woody aspect, which is a positive for me; frankly, I don't want cedar to steal the show as it has a tendency to do in dry down of summer fragrances. In spring and summer, I like floral to shine in its own glorious beauty; It makes me feel happy all day! It has a springtime nature about it, yet it has depth and is wearable in summer. It's mid-July, so I am blind buying the summer version - JB Bracelet Limited Edition as a summer alternative. Edit: I blind bought the JB Bracelet Limited Edition, and I love it! It is the slightly younger, tart sister that keeps the Bracelet DNA as its base, but the raspberry, redcurrant and lychee makes it more summery and different enough that I am happy to own both. One is not a duplicate of the other.