Omnia

The initial Omnia has held the place as a fall scent on my shelves pretty steadily throughout many years and whilst living on 2 continents. Have been hunting it down from eBay lately, therefore i feel a huge relief its officially back as I've never got on with the Omnia flankers that followed this. The scent itself seems to be unchanged, the longevity has always left somewhat to be desired, but the sillage is moderate. It's the scent to be worn mainly for your own pleasure. But what a pleasure it is... Comforting, warm, cuddly cinnamon chai with almond milk and a slight sprinkling of nutmeg, cardamom and candied ginger. there is some praline sweetness, musk base and creaminess from tonka. But its not a sweet scent. Instead its very elegant, supremely balanced, light and airy. Having used quite a few unisex tea scents lately, Omnia smells more parfumey in comparison. Mainly due to a floral note that I can't place, and slight soapiness that enters after initial spray. There is no rose listed, yet the composition reminds me a particular type of rose masala chai I once brought back from India. I wouldn't recommend it as a chocolate scent or for die-hard vanilla lovers, you may be disappointed. Omnia may be too spicy for chocolate lovers and not sweet enough for vanilla-fans, but it is on its own way bordering gourmand, at least on my skin. For longevity, and since its now back, i'll spray liberally on my clothes and rely on Omnia to help me through the damp and windy season with its gorgeous warm cuddle. EDIT 18/09/20: based on what Swedelish indicates above, and because I'm surprised there are reviews about Omnia being too peppery or overwhelmingly musky, I double checked my patch nr and its Nov 2015. The one i've in use was brand new and boxed, so its certainly in good shape, hope that so are the backups bought on the same go.

I received this perfume as a gift from my perfume vendor few weeks ago. At first, I was like it is nice but not overtly excited about it. I decided to wait a while and give it more time before writing my review about it. I packed it in my suitcase and went on my annual Christmas holiday. My extended family members really like and all commented on it, way more than any other perfume I took along. Now, I can tell you I can identify this scent as distinctive and with some character. The top notes are quite bold and a lovely blend of spices and florals on me. It mellows after a few minutes but makes it presence felt for a few hours. What I appreciate about this perfume the most is that it gets along very well with other scents. I have layered Omnia with French Coffee and it was amazing. I have layered it with some Arabian fragrances from Lattafa, Fragrance Worlld and Sawalef and they have all been hits. It also blends well with fragrance body mists and perfume oils, so I am thoroughly enjoying this pretty bottled coral gift. I would be interested in getting another bottle if the price is nice for sure. So if you can find it, do try it, you might end up falling in love with it, like I have. 😍

This was my very first FAVORITE fragrance....not my first fragrance ever, just the first fragrance I felt most strongly for, about 11 years ago. I used to go around Sephora and smell all the different fragrances they had out. The moment I smelled this one, I had an almost immediate high and just couldn't put down. It was so incredibly intoxicating. I loved it so much that it was the only thing I wore for 3 years. It happens to go really well with my body chemistry and it brings out warm and boozy notes. Everyone who smells it on me thinks it smells delicious. However, my sister tried it and it smelled HORRIFIC on her. She brought out the spiciest notes in it that I couldn't smell on myself. Obviously don't buy perfumes based on other peoples reviews of them (which is what I often do). Ever since that moment years ago, I've been on the hunt for something that gives me the same sort of visceral reaction. But I have been unable to find that aha moment with another fragrance that gives me chills and forces me to keep my nose anchored to my wrist all day. But if anyone has any recommendations, I'd be thrilled to hear from you!

Omnia has reminded me about how important it is to rethink. I've carefully stayed away from the orientals after having used too much YSL Opium in the late 70ies. For years Omnia seemed available everywhere in its not very appealing packaging, and I simply didn't bother to test it. Particularly not after having studied the list of notes; there are too many similarities to the recipe of a cake I sometimes make fore Xmas. So I ignored Omnia until I read that it was being discontinued and decided to learn what it was like before it disappeared from the shelves. And I was completely swept away by this wonderful composition. The spices were not strong and fierce as I had imagined but soft and simply delightful. But what really stands out is the lotus flower. It's like a bright green stroke just above a dark pond of soft spices, tea and chocolate. I notice that the lasting power can be a problem for some of you but this is not the case for me; I spray it in the morning and it still lingers on my skin when I return home in the evening. And for once, I almost look forward to the arrival of the cold season.

Legendary! I am grateful I got the chance to own a half used bottle. I also have "Floral", "Crystalline", "Amethyst", "Crystalline EDP (2013)" and "Indian Garnet" from the "Omnia" line and they all are pretty, classy, clean scents. The ginger and mandarin orange make the opening sticky and "wet". A bit weird, but not enough to put me off. Once these two go away, it dries down to a powdery, nutty, cozy fragrance. To me, it smells like hot spicy tea and salted nuts. I would wear this on a rainy Sunday while watching a horror movie at home. Probably my favourite "Bvlgari" fragrance so far. They should really consider bringing it back! It is the original "Omnia" after all. The colour of the bottle is lovely. Despite the large amount of negative reviews, I find its performance solid. It radiates softly whenever I move my body. I can smell it on my shirt and mask for many hours. I guess it depends on the batch. It is a shame that this has been discontinued. It would be great if they brought it back and rebranded it as unisex. This is not a typical feminine perfume and nor is the package.

This is fantastic. Spicy, but not cologny or overly maculine. Noticeable, but not powdery, floral, old or too sweet. Complex, but balanced and undulating rather than overdone. I love this especially in winter. It keeps me warm under my layers of cloth. It's unique. It's delicious. It makes me feel vibrant and fiery and powerful, but comforting and nurturing and womanly. It is independent and unapologetic, but not coarse or loud. It doesn't smell like something I'm putting on for a man, or for other women. Not to impress anyone. It somehow is a personality that reinforces my own. It is for me. And yet, it carries these spices and delectable notes that can be perfectly sultry. You know that woman that even the girls want, the one who is active and sharp, who is gracious and warm but so secure and defined in herself that you cannot imagine her infatuated or manipulative, or ever trying to impress anyone? Which is, perhaps, just what's so great about her that makes her so desired? If she were a perfume, she would be this.

my first trip to nyc, a year before i moved there, summer 2003. i was walking through bloomingdales and they were spraying omnia at the counter. i instantly fell in love, couldn't get omnia off my mind, and returned a few days later to purchase. in fact, the first fragrance i ever purchased. and as with so many firsts, i've never forgotten her. it's always been about that ginger-cardamom-tea combo for me, and indeed was quite formative as ever since so many of my favorites contain these notes as well as the pepper and saffron. white chocolate is the note from left field, and while it's absolutely present, the spices darken up the cream and it never comes off as too overtly gourmand to my nose. over quarantine i finally repurchased a bottle for that familiar nostalgic comfort so many of us were in need of. is she a watered down version of her former glory ? yes, and that breaks my heart. she and her lovers deserve better. but her essence is still there at least (really!) and i'm relieved to at least have that........

This is not what I was expecting. This is the mildest and most well behaved oriental I've come across. It's so gentle. Soft spices; chai and cardamom mostly with hints of nutmeg and ginger. The lotus is very dominant on me, weaving its way seamlessly into the spices, and all melting into the white chocolate that isn't sweet at all, just creamy smooth. A dash of powdery tonka completes this velvety composition. Sillage is minimal, this remains close, so I can't imagine it being offensive and it is certainly very unique. I don't find it feminine at all, this is distinctly unisex despite the floral lotus note. It is almost a clean scent, hugging the skin like scented soap. The bottle is not at all as awkward as it looks but it looks like cheap plastic and the atomiser is pretty bad, it trickles out rather than sprays. However this scent is a definite winner for me. It doesn't smell like anything else and I think is very versatile indeed. It is such a wonderful new way to enjoy spices, in a delicate and milky blend.

I am so sad I can not seem to find this anymore. I'm aware it has been discontinued for some time now but I could find it readily on the grey market. This has been a love of mine since it was first released and the only fragrance that has lasted the test of time. I wish Blvgari would pause with all the flankers and bring this back. Or I wish Alberto Morillas would create something akin to this in his Mizensir House. It is so unique and I have tried to find something similar but have not been able to. There is nothing like it. It does something magical with skin.It would fit in right now especially with the gourmand trend that fragrance has taken as it was ahead of its time when it was first released. The longevity of it is not great but I don't care. It is that special. I'm cherishing the half bottle I have left. I'm so sad not to be able to continue loving this masterpiece once I run out. I bought 2 more bottles and yes paid way too much but what is one to do? The love affair must continue...

Much gratitude to Kris919 for trading me this in a great swap! Omnia by Bvlgari. I sprayed four sprays: two on each arm, and about ten seconds later, my boyfriend exclaimed (from across the room), "Woah! That DOES smell good!"... Yay! Ladies and gentlemen, we've found a winner. Bf's reaction also dispels whatever concerns I had that this would smell like nothing, like so many reviewers experienced. Perhaps different batches are to blame for the inconsistent results? Omnia doesn't exactly smell like I spilled chai tea on myself, it's more like "chai translated as perfume." There is also something thin, airy, dark and sandalwoody about it. It is very well blended, and cardamom/cinnamon sweet but the abstract woody quality prevents it from being too sweet. Omnia is definitely distant cousins of Versace Crystal Noir, as well as Jo Malone Dark Amber and Ginger Lily. Must be that cardamom gingerbeer-marinated wood. Put it this way: Omnia smells as good as the bottle is ugly.

This is my summer-gourmand tea scent. It is precious to me since 2003, when I was an early teen - it felt very mature to me back then. It grew with me. I still love it for the kardamom-tea-spices mix, so sweet and warm, but longevity and sillage are a joke and make it only appropriate for the summer times. Luckily it is still easy to get and not expensive so I adjusted to this being only a scent for the warmer months, that you can use light-handedly and enjoy . I would love to have a more potent version of this for the cooler times of the year, tried Lumiere Blanche for that matter, but nah, doesnt do it for me. The purple Jacomo comes close to it, but it has an uncomfortale plasticky staleness to it, so I cant wear that either. Omnia is like a lover, that you like so so much, but at the same time you are so sure that he/she will never be everything for you. But we have made it quite far and sometimes, friendship can get very close to love.

I used to always smell this at airports when I was in my teens and couldn't afford a bottle. I would never have guessed what the notes were from the scent because it is extremely well blended. To my nose it is a simple, light, clean, lightly spicy floral which has a lot of warmth from the chocolate and cinnamon. It is beautiful and does have a reasonable projection but it is not long lasting and the performance is not the best. There is a certain Bvlgari DNA that this has which is instantly recognisable, but this doesn't smell exactly like any other perfume I have ever known. I had to buy this before it became impossible to find and I am really happy I did but WTF is with the bottle? It seemed cute when it came out in '03 I guess but it's not my thing now. It's awkward to use and you can't travel with it because there is no way to close the sprayer. It also looks awkward with other bottles!

When I see scents like this get discontinued I'm reminded of how the vast majority of people don't know a good perfume if it slapped them in the face. Omnia is a rare beauty in designer perfumery. It's rare in that it cant be compared with any other designer scent. Although I'm sure there are some niches that you can liken this to. Someone on makeupalley mentioned Serge Lutens Feminite Du Bois. Omnia for me is so cozy and comforting. Its an oriental, spicy, woody, scent, with some gourmand qualities like milky white chocolate. The saffron gives it a slightly fresh feeling, while the other spices warm it up, and the ginger wakes it all up. And then the drydown of sandalwood, and white chocolate is so delicious and grounding. Just so satisfying. Another fragrance from my past that I need to make a permanent home in my wardrobe.

Bvlgari Omnia is probably one of the most well-balanced spicy scents I've come across. You don't get potent spices that stand out by themselves in Omnia, just like chai tea they are all subtle and harmonious with each other. Chai tea note is very prominent at the start but as the fragrance settles it becomes warmer and woodier. I get hints of cinnamon and chocolate but don't expect candy-like sweetness, more like a dusting on chai latte :) It stays close but wears well, especially during cooler weather. I get complements wearing it but only when people are standing very close to me. This fragrance is truly unique, I haven't come across anything similar yet. It has been discontinued but I still see it from time to time in discount pharmacies. I picked up a 65 ml bottle from Priceline few months ago for $40

I fell in love with this before I knew anything about fragrances, except instincts on what I liked and what I didn't, and I loved this. My second big real perfume after L'Air du Temps. Now I'm running out of both and not planning to buy again but they will be always among my favourites. Cool, refined, doesn't need to scream to get everybody's attention because it doesn't need reassurance, it's completely confident and elegant. I love the gourmand aspect without the sweetness. Wonderful. I haven't smelled any of this flankers because I think they would be disappointing compared to this. Two bad things: it is discontinued (WHY???), though still sold where I live. And it doesn't last very long, and doesn't project that much. But it is wonderful throughout its whole lifetime.

Starts citrusy with a mellow spicy breath that is immediately loveable in a delicate feminine way. At the same time this first Omnia provides a fresh and energizing touch that feels masculine. After that the duality in this composition gets even more evident and this is what makes Omnia interesting and alluring. Yes, it is not loud, it is locked in its quietness. But on the inside it skilfully masters feelings of anxiety (spices), tenderness (flowers), passion(chocolate) and power(wood). I would put sandalwood as the key player here, feminized by the flowers, masculinized by the woods, in this intriguingly spiced up Jekyll-ness. And in the meantime it is really easy to wear. Now i understand why i had to have this discontinued travesty. ****(*)

Sweet spiciness! I was wary of this one, but as soon as it touched my skin, I loved it. On my skin it starts off as a sweet nutmeg-cardamom combo, then goes through a saffron-mandarin phase, and finally, it ends in a chai-almond-sandalwood scent. This last phase melts beautifully into my skin, it's very creamy and it almost feels as if it was my skin scent (I wish!). To me, it's like the serious sister of Crystal Noir by Versace: attractive, but in an intriguing, non-flirty way. The projection is very discrete, so even if it's really a rich perfume, it's office-friendly. The only downside? It's very short-lived. I applied it about 4 hours ago, and I have to dig my nose in my wrist to get a whiff of this magnificent scent. 10/10

A new love relationship is starting in my life... I couldn't leave this in the store with such a good bargain. And... ten long years after its release I finally discovered the original. I have 3 members of the Omnia family, and although so far I thought the original is by far not my cup of tea, now I can see the resemblance in all of them, and I love this intricate and sophisticated, typical Omnia base scent which is present in all of them. The original Omnia is perfect for the winter holidays: unique, spicy, sweet but not cloying. A bit like tea, a bit like milky coffee, a bit like orange with cinnamon, a bit like nuts and almonds, a bit like gingerbread... Yummy! I have yet to see the sillage and longevity though.

Dear Omnia lovers, I found the perfect version in an oil. You can find it here: TheCommonScents.com I used to work at a fragrance counter and prefer the oils to the perfume versions. Another oil store with exact copies of the originals is ScentsationalShoppe: I am able to own 30 or more of my favorite fragrances. I receive compliments all of the time because people recognize the fragrances I am wearing! They assume I am wearing the original version. These sites are also a great place to find your discontinued favorites. I prefer TheCommonScents version of Omnia more because it is heavier. Scentsationalshoppe has a lighter version but it is just as awesome

Valediction to Omnia... I really am very sorry to meet such an extraordinary, feminine, subtle, crisp and unusual fragrance so late. It is discontinued; I can hardly believe it; it is one of the rarest perfumes which reminds of no other perfume but itself. It's full of spices but it does not give you a headache like Kenzo Jungle does. It is full of brave notes but it does not shout and scream. It's very close to skin; what I get most is cardamom and ginger; after a while a little bit of white chocolate behind the woodsy notes. That would have been my signature fragrance both in summer and winter; if only I Could find it!

This is sooo beautiful! One of my "me in a bottle scents". Smells as if Bal d'Afrique and Champaca Absolute (TF) had a baby! Its fresh, clean, creamy, very feminine and delicate. The freshness of the drydown also reminds me of Versense by Versace. I'm wearing it right now on sunny warm spring days, but I feel like it would work in any situation and any weather! Maybe my bottle is of the newer formulation, because I don't really get a woody-creamy-sweet base but rather something green and musky.. Maybe its the lotus? It definately has similarities with Omnia Crystalline as well. Such a pitty it got discontinued

I must get more back ups of this because I never want to be without it. Lends a delicious aura of chai, cardomom, cinnamon, saffron, with some creaminess, woods and a touch of floral and citrus. It’s fresh but warming and calming and addictive all at the same time. When I think about it, this fragrance has definitely inspired a big chunk of my olfactory preferences. It smells just like the best notes out of a chai tea that you brew yourself from scratch. What a beautiful aromatic spicy gorgeous concoction. But also quite light and subtle. I’m wearing it to bed this evening and falling in love all over again.

This is my all-time favorite perfume. I was devastated when it was discontinued. For people looking to replace this in their wardrobe, here is a list of perfumes that, while not strictly similar in fragrance, are similar in character (with my skin chemistry): Bvlgari BLV Notte Pour Femme (also getting harder to find), Prada Infusion d'Iris, and Donna Karan Cashmere Mist. Though none of these truly replace Omnia, I was thrilled to discover them. I also think that L`Eau Ambree Prada is actually close in smell, even though they don't share any notes. Hopefully someone else will find this list helpful.

Spicy, warm and fresh at the same time. This seems to be the perfect autumn day scent. However it is very weak and disappears from clothes and skin within 2 hours. Need to spray alot to get any sort of effect. My bottle is the November 2015 batch, the one you can find in limited quantities online for ridiculous prices. This would be a love for me if it had lasting power. I usually like fragrances other people call weak, but this is literally non-existing, like an eau de cologne. Sad, since it is a truly unique scent. As for the Omnia bottles, while slightly clumsy I find them to be beautiful.

My signature for school when I was 14. I was hooked! And the body lotion with the silver screw cap lid... smelt even better. My friends would have an ‘Oliver twist’ moment for just a fingertip size of lotion whenever I brought it out. I was so young that I couldn’t detail the exact notes but I remember this being so warm, inviting, creamy, milky tea-like scent that encapsulated my entire body. Why oh why, oh why would you discontinue this? *teardrops * The reformulated bears not even a teeny resemblance. The reformulation goes down as one of the tragedies of 21st century perfumery.

I wore Omnia by night for years, so I guess it used to be my signature fragrance. It is a beautiful light oriental, very warm, great for winter. A complex combination of spices and ambery notes, there's some mandarin that gives it a Chypre aspect, a flower scent in the background. Very feminine, though not sweet, an elegant scent. I'm sorry to hear its first iteration is hard to come by, luckily I still have an unopened bottle, which, by the way, is striking but unnecessarily difficult to handle, and this goes for all the "double-ring" bottles of the Omnia fragances collection.

Recently I took Omnia in my hands for the first time. I never ever thought about it before that day. The accidental contact with creamy-spicy- brown delicacy. Every day scent that suits casual frames of life. I walked with her in cold winter morning and sipped coffee with a friend. She smelled like separated lovers. The torment in ginger box. She tasted like bear hand pressed against the wall. Humming nutmeg in candle flame. She smelled like fear of never meeting again. Spilled cinnamon on carpet covered floor. She smelled like love. One rarely heard of.

Omnia is a very creamy fragrance. Yes it has the spices which adds a little complexity to the idea of 'oriental' fragrances. It's a very subtle spice, not as strong as Dior Addict in terms of their range of 'spice level'. But this isn't a ginger/spice-bomb. It has a bitter undertone which is balanced with a lovely blend of creamy tonka and smooth white chocolate. Not an overly loud fragrance, but leaves a good sillage. Comforting is the best word to describe this scent. Spray this on when it's raining with a cup of coffee/tea, you won't be disappointed.

This is just so good. I bought it on the cheap, it was the last bottle. So underrated. It smells exactly like what I wanted. So warm and spicy yet clean. Ginger, cardomom pepper and this wonderful sweet/ aromatic quality. Tonka or chocolate very present in the beginning. Dries down to a nice dusty cinammon. I wish it was stronger. I feel my 40mL bottle will be used up quickly as I will drench myself in it and not get sick of it. Very rarely is the imagination satisfied and this is exactly how I wanted it to smell. Definitely signature material for me.

Omnia, that kindly spicy I absolutely must obtain. I would like to fully enjoy it without the black shadow of its discontinuation, as I'm sipping every single drop of my last sample, even more pleasant with high temperatures. Super. Omnia, the mutant. It changes its skin with climate, the cold months don't do it justice. Although I always expect to have on its white chocolate, maybe plunged into this mixed spicy tea, even today it does not emerge, hardly believe it being a note. Today it's completely nutmeg, saffron and some cloves, an idyll.

I loved this fragrance years ago, I eventually just stopped wearing it when my bottle ran out, and then it got discontinued. When I saw it available online again years later I bought a bottle excited to wear it... Except, did it always smell like this? I don't remember the weird bug spray notes and cheap waxy vanilla candle smell. Its a total scrubber for me now and I don't understand why. The box was unopened when it arrived, I can't imagine that it is a knock off version. Was it reformulated? Was it always bad? It's such a shame.

Why why why did bvlgari decide to get rid of this? It is beautiful with zesty mildly sweet opening of ginger (not masculine), milk, saffron (yes mildly there but nose is sensitive to it so I pick it up, would not be so obvious with your chemistry) and some spices. nutmeg is strong on my skin after opening along with maybe light magnolia. Sandalwood is there right from the opening and dries down to wonderful sandalwood. I dont smell any other notes in drydown though I would have loved to. Either ways, this perfume is a true beauty

This is my favourite omnia and is my first Bvlgari perfume. It opens with strong wood spice and a little sour green notes which i find so refreshing, special and full of character. Strong bitter and a little spicy tea note follows and it lasts. The dry down is spicy wood note. Big sillage and moderate longevity. The strongest sillage and longevity in the omnia line. I hope bvlgari will re-launch it. Hermes jardin Apres la Mousson reminds me of this. Both has 'indian aura', spice, bitter, tea, creamy feel.

it's funny what others say is too much spice is what I look for in a perfume. another one of my unique fragrances, unlike any other I've encountered, this one is definitely a colder weather scent. think black cashmere sweaters and a night out at a michelin resto. love it love it love it. definitely hot on the cardomom and clove and dries down to a spicy sandalwood. never sweet or floral. and has great staying power. definitely more masculine but certainly a woman's fragrance.

When I relate fragrances to food, some perfumes are like sticky, delectable pastries while others are technical feats of complex gastronomy. Omnia is like a simple, nourishing oatmeal breakfast on a Sunday morning; a breakfast built upon an ascetic base of sandalwood floating in milk, lightly seasoned with sugar and spice and served with tea. It is by no means a powerful or bracing scent and what some may find boring or weak, others will find languorous and relaxed.

I thought this would be an absolute spice bomb so I was both apprehensive and excited about trying it. Turns out spicy and woody notes suit my chemistry well... the ginger, cardamom, sandal and cloves really stand out... and they smell natural too. This is really good quality. Unfortunately I'm testing this in summer on a 34C/93F day, so I will have to revisit this in a few months to find out how much I really love it, Omnia is definitely a colder weather scent.

I picked this up purely for the chai tea note and was not disappointed at all. I was drinking a chai tea latte while testing this for the first time and this perfume is on point! Very spicy, I get the cardamom strong in the opening. I don't get a lot of sweetness in this one, I agree with one of the below reviews about being an unsweet chai. It's too bad this one is a skin scent because it's really lovely. Lasts a decent amount of time.

What a true pleasure it is to wear Omnia. Warm, sweet, milky spices envelop you like a warm blanket in front of a fireplace. It's true that the sillage is mild, but I like to keep this for days in when the weather is cool. Omnia is my sensual little gem that I save for myself and my love, and that makes it even more special than one that I wear out daily. It will always hold a special spot with me and I will always have a bottle.

This was my "signature scent" for a couple of years when it was first released. None of the subsequent flankers compare, in my opinion. The shower gel was particularly lovely and I would have used it by the gallon if it weren't so expensive. These days my scent tastes are broader but I'm wearing Omnia this morning. It's a cozy warm morning in my house and it's raining outside. Perfect. It also makes a really nice layering base.

So sad to read that the now easily available Omnia, after being discontinued, is a weak dud. Omnia in its original creation is exquisite. A delicate chai tea beauty. Oriental in its subtle expression. A truely beautiful creation. Ive got 2 x 65ml's in boxed cellophane I purchased years ago. Why does the world sell out beauty for an easy buck $$$. Its not only disappointing, its completely unnecessary and pointless.

Kinda musky, kinda spicy (ginger and cardomon), and very smooth (chai, sandalwood and chocolate). This scent wears like a mysterious musky scent... Like second skin but with a character: sultry, understated, and exotic... from the Indian continent maybe? Very enjoyable and I'm glad to own my bottle :) ps. Yes it is a little light but I find the lightness adds an illusive charm to this classic fragrance.

This was my first Omnia back in the day when Bvlgari first released it. Even though it used to disappear from my skin after 1-2 hours, I kept buying it, because I loved the scent and I very rarely like scents (most give me headaches or make me nauseous). Then they discontinued it, so I switched to Omnia Crystalline and wore it for years. I am so happy to see that the original Omnia is back!

I experience the weird thing that this perfume I bought from online shop smells like bvlgary omnia amethyst. I've sniff it before and smell nice, very powdery and oriental. I don't know maybe I got he fake one. but could be fake one smell like original amethyst? I have no idea. I gave my amethyst to my brother because it smells unisex, and I got the same scent now?! hmmm.. weird.

I wanted this for so long, and was overjoyed to suddenly find it stocked at a large chemist this year. It's like sticky, spicy candied oranges without being sickly sweet. Amazing in the Australian summer, the heat really makes it sparkle, and I feel like I've just stepped out of the shower because it has that freshness. My only wish is that it could be stronger and last longer!

Please explain this paradox to me. How is it possible for someone who can't stand sandalwood, cardamom, almond and ginger notes in a perfume to fall madly in love with this precious juice at the very first spray she had back in 2003 and never had a change of mind since then? Oh, sorry, I just remembered the key words; Alberto Morillas! Well now that makes sense!

OMNIA is a sultry warm sensual fragrance to me it's like a journey to India, unlike anything I've ever tried what a shame they discontinued this beast of a fragrance... To me this is about Ginger cardamom, masala chai infused with spices and white chocolate warms up with the nutmeg saffron and cinnamon just beautiful! Sex in a bottle and a journey to INDIA!

Nice composition. Last for barely 3 hours even on clothes though. I wish it last longer, it would have been keeper than. I will still keep a bottle or two in my collection. Layers well with queen latifah in winter and I believe will layer with ange ou demon le secret in summer. Need to try summer combo and see if it lasts longer

For people wondering if this is/was discontinued......It WAS discontinued for years but then it came back into production. Lucky us because its gorgeous. A true spice fragrance. This one was the very first of Bvlgari's Omnia line. Delicate but comforting, a very charming fragrance.

The blend of spices on this one is on point. It doesn’t hurt my nose and it was very soft for me. Me and my cousin just blind bought this one and we were surprised that it smells really good! I hope bvlgari will make a comeback for this because it so sad that it is discontinued.

I love this perfume!! It's very strong and is very similar to Omnia Crystalline. It lasts a long time. I sprayed it on last night and I still smell it noon the next day. This is one that lingers forever. You have to wash it off. I love the notes of ginger and mandarin orange.