Rose Elixir Precieux

This is my first fragrance review and my first post. Because I tried the rose today! I walked past those four precieux bottles a week ago and I was instantly intrigued. The weight of the glass, the expertly machined threads on the metal cap, the glass rod, the color of the oil, the preciously tiny amount. Only four of them: Oud, Musk, Amber, Rose. The titans among scents. These HAVE to be expensive. There was a price list, but I did not dare to look. I went home dreaming. Today I went past again with the sole purpose to try the rose. I have had some difficulties with rose as it has given me grandma vibes, but I smelled Oud Ispahan last week and that one took me back to the Sultan's palace in Aladdin and it changed my mind. I saw how Francois Demachy harvested roses in his documentary and it was all really romantic. This time I saw the price list and OMG: 100 EUR/ml. Is it more precious than gold? One drop on the wrist: This is very good. It smells natural, masculine and this one also gives me associations to the middle east. My hairdresser is allergic to perfume but she liked this one and it apparently was not giving her a headache. I met a friend from Iran later that day. I held up my wrist and he was immediatly brought back to his childhood, and he talked about incense, rich arabs, rose water, oud and old Persia. We were coincidentally walking through the local rose garden and he started to explain how the different species of rose smells like. I dove in and yes, he was right! And rose smells really good! Thank you Dior and Demachy for giving me this wonderful day. I am starting to count my money, because now I also want the other three.

I'm surprised by some of negative views but everyone is entitled to their opinion as perfumes both appear differently on people and preferences vary (thank God). On me, this perfume is somewhat linear but it is a scent bomb. The damascena rose comes off as a complex, elegant and delicate yet has an imposing character with an enormous projection that lasts forever. It works perfectly on its own and evolves only slightly from a freshly picked rose to a more evolved and deeper elegant rose but the evolution is subtle and slow. As if the small bottle and high cost didn't already give you that hint, a small dab goes a loooong way. Layering this shows off its capacity to deepen oud or woody notes yet still shines through the other perfume in a highly complementary way. IMHO this is simply amazing and is exceptionally versatile. Well worth the price.

This is unexpectedly so beautiful. Its unlike any other. This is top grade Turkish rose in its pure extrait form. Yes, very pricey. One drop lasts all day long. a scent unlike any other that is for sure. The most beguiling rose. The price is market price. As one tula of this in Quraishi or any other perfume house runs under about 5000aed. It is meantioned for blending, yet alone it is truly spellbinding. I am not a Dior fan and love this one.

Deep, deep, jammy, dark rose! Although the rose is super dominant I'd almost swear there's a hint of oud or something woody at the back of this...maybe that's just my imagination from all the Oud/Roses I've sniffed. Do not make any mistake this is the epitome of Turkish roses but not something I'd wear as it's too rosy for this gent. The performance and strength of this juice is truly stunning.

Dior messed up with this "exquisite creation" wannabe. This is everything but no elixir at all...A chemical rose sorbet from the beginning to the end when it transform into a cheap liqueur with a "Youth Dew" vibe. Nothing to clap your hands for and for sure a shame for this price. You can t pay hundred of euros for a nice bottle and a lie inside, sorry. NEVER buy this blind, it might be the biggest regret in your life. As a rose lover, this is something I can refuse even as a gift, sorry. One of the worst exclusive collection of elixirs.

Refined rose absolute (damascus), smelling of thick honeyed rose petals, quickly transitions into a more fruity jammy rose. It has a hint of musky greenness at its base, and eventually dries down into a decaying fermented rose. Initially after I bought it all I could smell was raw rose absolute, not like what it's being compared to on this site, but rather more alike middle eastern style attars, the refinement done is surprisingly low for a designer brand, with only the harsh sharpness being taken out, and the raw scent of the rose absolute being left to flourish (honeyed rose petals). Overall it's not playful in my opinion and is only fitting for formal celebratory events or personal appreciation, but I suppose that's fitting for something of such a ridiculous price, considering it's only 3ml rather than the typical 12-15ml offered by other brands for their oils. Don't expect this to be insanely long lasting, it's much more tame than other attars I've tried, despite being very intense in scent. This is in-stock in many middle eastern (gulf) boutiques, as it was a part of the package made for their private line Eid offering. If you can't get it in your country but are intrigued by attars, you might find Sultan Pasha interesting, I personally dislike that brand for being overly raw and sharp, but to each their own. Dior's rose oil most resembles SP's Juriah in my opinion, while being much more tame and refined. Source: Official 3ml Bottle, from official boutique in Riyadh Date of Purchase: 16th of April, 2025

This is, without a doubt, Dior's best oil in their collection and one of the most beautiful scents I've ever encountered. Even though I don’t actually wear it too often, I find myself enjoying it immensely just for the sheer pleasure of its scent. Sometimes I simply smell it to lift my mood. It has a sweet, woody aroma that's not too floral, which is exactly what I love. The longevity is amazing lasting over 8 hours + which is typical for rose oils. Regarding the price, while I do think it's quite high, especially with the recent £80 increase to £375 (insane) the enjoyment I got from simply smelling it never mind wearing it and experimenting with mixing, made it worth every penny I spent when I purchased it. If you're into layering fragrances, I strongly suggest mixing this with Creed Green Irish Tweed, if you're a fan of that fragrance and it's dry down, It intensifies it, deepens the woody notes, and adds a delicate sweetness to the scent. - HOWEVER this might be overwhelming to some so be careful what occasion you wear this combo. - I don't often rate things 10/10 but for the enjoyment I've had with it I've got to give it that rating.

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I was very excited to receive this in the mail. I have to say that the packaging is beautiful and the bottle is bigger than it looks. However, the good kind of ends there. I was really looking forward to putting this on and waking up in the morning and still smelling hints of it. The rose is definitely mixed with something else and wait for it... on me after about 15 minutes of rosy goodness, it turns into Coca Cola. Yes, Coca Cola. For $300, I refuse to smell like Coke so this is going back.

My farsi isn't what it used to be, but according to google translate: As in Fig rose garden with a glass of pure ladylike chic, relaxing environment of a person and the family prepares its own. Seems like a nice scent at least.

Dieses Parfüm gefällt mir wirklich sehr gut. Der Duft ist angenehm und macht ein schönes Gefühl beim Tragen. Es ist perfekt für den Alltag und wird sicher von jedem geschätzt.

خالص همچون یگ باغ گل رز وبا وقار در یک شیشه شیک ؛آرامش یک فرد را درمحیط خاص خود و اطرافیان آماده میکند.

the fragrance that inspired Aaron Terence Hughes https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hX6bftojjs8

OOOOh this sounds like something I MUST try!!!

Where does one buy this perfume .thank you