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.

This seems to be a love it or "meh" it perfume and luckily for me I love it! The opening is slightly abrasive and bug spray like but after 10 seconds it develops into a lovely sweet floral. Like other reviewers have mentioned the floral notes do seem a bit nondescript, but I find them lovely nonetheless. What makes this a love and not just a like for me is the final drydown, it turns into a creamy, buttery floral with a distinct candied resin accord. I seem to be the only one that detects this balsamic, aromatic character but maybe it's my unique skin chemistry that brings it out. Thankfully, none of the powdery iris ever intensifies more than a slight wisp, just enough to add a bit of airy lightness. If you spray it lavishly it gets rather heavy and really boosts the projection/sillage and longevity. Maybe this isn't the most exotic perfume but it has a full lushness and balminess that will have me reaching for it regularly. I'd dub it an easy-to-wear, office-friendly scent and that may be why some folks poo-poo it, preferring more quixotic, unusual blends. I love those too but it's good to have at least a few friendly crowd pleasers in your wardrobe.

Different and totally fabulous! I went out on a little testing mission this afternoon (bad idea it being Saturday!!) initially only to try some Guerlain frags. I didn't realise that the first store I went to doesn't carry Guerlain, and disheartened I strolled around rejecting all the usual gumph until I spied this glorious pink bottle lurking on the bottom shelf of a display case. A faintly herbal and very fresh opening quickly subsides to really high quality muguet and orris. The remarkable note here, however, is the sparkling violet leaf (reminding me a touch of Grey Flannel) wending it's way all the way down into the superb Cypress base. I'm afraid I didn't wait around long enough to truly appreciate this beauty! I should've snapped it up immediately. Gents, look past the 'pinkness' of this one and try it ... it makes a lovely change from the rest of the boring masculine fare out there! Update: It's official ... I'm seriosly in love with this fragrance!! Bought it today ... definitely one to lay a stock of in.

Edit: This can get very overpowering fast, especially if you are prone to headaches. Do not be like me and overspray, I had to take a break from it for months because of the very complicated and overbearing feeling I got from it. I got this after I used up my sample. At first glance the bottle gave me the impression that it would be a more dated, classy, mature scent but the more I use it the more I love and I understand it. The first time I smelled it I was in my 20 ́s and it felt a bit too heavy but now 10 years later it feels just perfect for every day. The silage does get lower over time after the first spray but it dries down beautifully. Disclaimer, I am a sucker for fresh, powdery scents, as those that are too sweet or heavy make me feel awful. On the other hand I can ́t stand fragrances that are too citrusy, too clean and piercing. This feels very well balanced, and it ́s complex enough to not get boring. Very fresh and comforting at the same time, always brings me to a good mood when I smell it.

Blind bought a bottle as it was mentioned this was a dupe for Pure Poison . Originally ,I didn’t get it . But after numerous sprays , I believe the contents settled and now I can see the resemblance. With Jaipur Bracelet , it’s a greener citrus , lighter floral scent on me whereas Pure Poison is sweeter and more floral . ( still my top favourite ) In Jaipur bracelet , I can’t detect the specific flowers because it’s blended so seamlessly . I feel it’s ideal for spring/ summer with its citrus nuances and light herbal undertones . I can’t believe the basil and cypress notes don’t bother me at all . I don’t get any powdery notes from the Iris which I love , since I find powdery scents become too grandmaish on me . Longevity is over 8 hours and that’s a plus since Pure Poison only last a few hours . I’m very happy to find a sunnier version of Pure Poison at such a reasonable cost . Up there in my favourite’s group as a non offensive go to summer fragrance that I know I’ll be using often .

This was a good blind buy for me. I thought it would have good lasting power because it is Boucheron. I have had woman’s Boucheron forever and it’s a mood, and 2 sprays tops. I’m not normally a floral fan but in the Bleak Midwinter, this has given me a bright happiness. I’m tired of rose at the moment and this is a lovely white, yellow AND green floral with no rose. Sillage in the beginning is more that 6 feet. I asked my husband and he actually said soapy gardenia? I was so proud of him! I said very close! It is a sweet, soapy, clean floral that lasts 6-8 hours. Dry down is lovely and calm, but still there after 8 hrs on clothes. Pleasantly surprised by this great value. Mood booster for sure. It was 14 degrees in TEXAS today and this scent made me happy. Will def wear in Spring and Summer, or whenever actually. Nothing groundbreaking but it makes me happy so it can’t be that bad. 🤣

This is a very nice, well blended fragrance. It has a luminous, floral feel to it, I love that it is floral and a bit sweet but at the same time it is very classy. Jaipur bracelet is far from being a simple floral fragrance, it is a very soft and classy floral fragrance being light and sensual at the same time. The lasting power is great [as it lasts more than 6 hours in the EDP concentration]. To this I must add another aspect which is essential for a fragrance I wear in the summer - it does not change its smell in the heat and on a sweaty skin - which are two great strengths of this lovely scent. Perfect for a romantic person who loves luminous floral fragrances in the summer. it is to some extent similar to Nina Ricci's Premier jour, but this is far less powdery and much softer. I hope it will be available for long as it is my alltime favourite summer fragrance.

I doubted Jaipur Bracelet and Pure Poison could be similar. How can two fragrances with so different notes smell the same? This is a mystery to me. Or an olfactive illusion.... But I tested them on both wrists on saturday. Indeed they are very similar in the top notes. I couldn't tell the one from the other at first. I'm not very good at describing fragrances. The only thing I know is that Pure Poison has always made me nauseous when it dries down whereas Jaipur Bracelet doesn't at all and is pure sophisticated seduction in a bottle... There is obviously something that disturbs me in Pure Poison. Jaipur Bracet remains fresher,greener and probably more linear... perfect for me! Edit: What is strange is that I generally don't like lily of the valley but mixed with verbena it's a wonderful combination.

Jaipur Bracelet has its own beauty worthy of being recognized. In fact, it is quite similar to Pure Poison and originally I met JB trying to quench my thirst for that fragrance. But what a pleasure to have run into Jaipur Bracelet! Its top notes are very green and, though they are not really strong, compared to the rest of the notes, the verbena and basil are the most powerful at the beginning. Then, the best part begins. A dance between white flowers, leaves, citrus notes. JB is sooooo soft and beautiful ... And so it stays, for more than 8 hours on my skin. If you like Pure Poison, but you want a cheaper alternative, with excellent longevity, and a very feminine and soft presence, Jaipur Bracelet is for you. It's an elegant treat, it's really worth it.

This is my "mom" scent. Wore it a ton after my last child was born. On me it smells like cashmeran (which I think has kind of a honey and cedar smell), oranges, living basil, and dried flowers. The dichotomy of the living herbs and dead flowers I get makes me struggle to decide if this is a realistic spring/summer scent, or a witchy fall scent. It's lovely, either way. I can definitely see the Pure Poison comparison. I got a sample of Pure Poison and compared side by side--practically can't tell the difference after drydown. Bracelet is a bit greener, a bit softer. I'm not sure why Carlos Benaim isn't listed here, as he is the nose behind it (and also worked on Pure Poison). He is listed for the Jaipur Bracelet limited edition EDT.

What a gorgeous unique floral bouquet. This isn't the sharp hyacinth you expect. It is very sweet and fruity. I would swear there is rose in here. With all the herbal and fresh notes, you would think it would be a bitter but it's not. Totally sweet spring floral that sparkles with a juicy ripeness. I would also think there is some other fruit in here beyond bitter orange. The citrus plays with the florals but isn't "citrus" in the normal sense. Just balanced. You have to like vintages to love this one. I definitely have this bottle with the pale pink and purple cap but the note breakdown on Limited Edition is more what this smells like to my nose. In the final drydown, the base has a little musky quality and maybe a hint of amber.

I know I sound like a broken record about Boucheron frags but I love this one too. Beautiful Beautiful Beautiful lovely green floral. The beginning is so fresh and pretty...very green but not grass or weeds. The LOTV is gorgeous. It's strong though so if you're not a fan of Lily of the Valley I would spray lightly. This beautiful perfume has amazing longevity and silage!!! Again, I wouldn't worry about what "age" this is or isn't appropriate for. This is Boucheron after all and they have done an amazing job designing and blending this little beauty. This scent is elegant, timeless & beautiful!!! A wonderful choice for when you want to wear something that will make you feel chic!!

This is gorgeous and one of my absolute favorites. The lily of the valley + hyacinth combo is done so perfectly here and the lemon verbena and bitter orange give it a unique zing to set it apart from other gorgeous lily of the valley + hyacinth perfumes (Envy, Brindille, Live in Love, Splendor, Jaipur Bracelet, The Frag from Bill Blass, the original Kenzo Parfum d'ete etc). It matures into a clean and lovely well-blended floral. This doesn't remind me of Pure Poison at all (Pure Poison smells very cheap and synthetic to me and the notes are quite different). Jaipur Bracelet is more of an amped-up Galimard Brindille and with greater projection and longevity.

Romantic, classy, ladylike. Very similar to Pure Poison, but they are not identical. Pure Poison is Snow Queen, whereas Jaipur Bracelet is Snow White. Regardless of the notes, Jaipur Bracelet is not overly green. I can clearly smell the cashmeran. The perfume has sweet and warm undertones that soften its green nature and give the impression that you're smelling white flowers, orange blossom in particular. As I absolutely adore Pure Poison, all Pure Poison smell-alikes are "must haves" for me. Decide for yourself whether you need both of them. After all, it's an elegant blend of flowers in which the beautiful hyacinth stands out the most.

Pure poison's sister it is! It smells like pure positive when smelling this one separately. Side by side of pure poison I find this one more citrusy and a herbal scent. But it carries the same fluffy white floral clean smell! I love it more than pure poison for reasons. It's great for all season. I wear it bed. My husband hates most of my perfumes with passion. But he loves it when I wear this. He said I smell like me! Where is perfume!!! The price of Pure poison is going up and above. Jaipur Bracelet is a good distraction from it! And Id Im not sniffing them side by side , there's hardly any difference!

I ́ve been living in very hot climate for quite a few years. I love the weather, but it doesn ́t usually match my tastes in perfume (orientals). So, I often end up wearing fragrances that I consider nice, but I don ́t love. I discovered this little gem a couple of years ago and I am on my third bottle. I simply love this! It fits a more classic aestheatic, but it ́s sparkling fresh and sweet at the same time without being candy water. This is the fragrance I wear most often. It suits my taste for classics, but it ́s contemporary and I often receive compliments on it. I love it!