Fleur Diamantine

Fleur Diamantine Maison Crivelli (USD 115) Fleur Diamantine is beautiful white bouquet fragrance. Mainly are Mugget with Jasmine. I do not get any Tuberose. Fleur Diamantine blasts with White floral and Authentic Jasmine. And the mint is cooling, however when it starts walking to base. It becomes less photo realistic Jasmine instead Nuance. I notice, the way this sparkling reminds me of Aldehyde. Like 724 but much subtle, more iridescent. This provides lifting to the scent. Fresh and Airy, I could use this all day without hesitation. Score 7.5/10 Projection : Moderate Longevity : Classification : Unisex (femme quality undertone) Summary : The Sparking White Flower ===== Update 1 on December 20, 2024 I think this shine the best at dry-down. It becomes Fougere-estique. Fern like. (Oakmoss and Coumarin combination). Simple, Clean and slight formal. It is a reason why it still in my collection. 8/10 ===== 28 Jan 2024 I finally make a final judgement. This is smells sparkling clean to my nose, it is linear fragrance. Kind of Chanel no.22 but minty and toothpaste like. I believe a person who enjoy 724 with much more naturalistic approach with enjoy this. I understand the appeal being clean and fresh / sparkling minty Jasmine. But.. I don’t think this enough for repeating wear.. Jasmine bring so much to floral perfumery but predominantly Jasmine. I think I know it is not my thing. A person who looks for strong-stable clean scent, I think this is truly - truly fit a bill. But at this moment, decluttering progress I found my peace in this realm. I would applied “Creed Iris Tuberose EDC or L’artisan perfumer Wild Carnation” instead.. it’s not shouty as this. Drop from assetment. ===== 10 Feb 2025 I put Fleur Diamantine back to my collection. I found that underlying Fougere Quality is such a cleaver twist in this fragrance. I try a lot of great Fougere scent. As it reach dry down, it is giving the same. "Shaving Cream or Mouse" There is soft Geraniol tone at the back, as it mix with Coumarin and Oakmoss. Yeah, it is traditional saving cream fougere. Fleur Diamantine is smart, as it is remixing with strong floral quality (Jasmin). Merge these two together with Floral Aquatic Material. This might contain lite dose of Aldehyde. But the it just a quality of mint and spicy Saffron, if what make this scent effervescent. My kind of classic Fougere in collection.

Fleur Diamantine opens with a creamy, warm and sunny neroli with light jasmine. Beautiful, bright, clean and understated. Mint is listed as a note but I can't specifically make it out aside from it maybe keeping the fragrance feeling light. After about half an hour the soft and comforting oakmoss base comes through. The perfect balance of warm and comforting yet light enough to wear in warm weather. I'm wearing this today in sunny Queensland and the humidity actually encourages the aromatic aspects of the scent. If I was ever able to create my own scent I would want it to include neroli, mint, oakmoss and saffron - coincidentally all of the notes used in Fleur Diamantine! So this fragrance is quite special to me personally, it's everything I could have hoped for using my favourite notes. This scent is a subtle unisex beauty. Quite versatile and an easy reach, I could easily see this being someone's signature scent.

Lovely fragrance and very easy to wear daily. It’s not overly green but has a lovely freshness to it without any citrus which seems to be a usual combo with white flowers for fresh perfumes. The mint and saffron barely detectable but adds a bit of something. More on the neroli side than jasmine. Lovely and inoffensive but nothing special. For the right price it is a welcome addition to a collection when you want to smell pleasant and uncomplicated in warmer weather.

I opened the perfume box with my cousins, and we were all instantly captivated. The fragrance started with a burst of fresh citrus and delicate jasmine, creating a lively, floral first impression. As it settled, the deeper notes of amber and musk gave it a warm, comforting feel. We all agreed it felt both elegant and modern, it's perfect for any function. It was a delightful experience, and we couldn't stop talking about how beautiful and unique the scent was!

Testing my sample; this is fresh-cut jasmine and neroli in a large vase of minty water. Gets more indolic as it dries down with oakmoss emerging to try to balance it out. The indoles win though. This is best-suited for warm/hot weather, and I generally prefer heavy floral profiles like this in the spring and summer months. I'd definitely consider a full bottle for this.

This is very surprising. I tried this in the middle of the summer and I didn't think it was anything special. I thought I had lots of other fragrances that smelled exactly the same. Didn't think twice about it and moved on. I decided to try it out again today. I am so happy I did because I think this is the best fresh floral fragrance I have in my collection.

Fleur Diamantine is feminine white florals. Jasmine neroli dominant. Good for most ladies I think. For the opening you need to like white floras and jasmine. The drydown is more musculine or unisex with the floras mixing well with the minty herbal or some oakmoss. Pretty ok but I think ladies would love this

Out of the 10 piece discovey set this one is my favorite and may be the first white floral that I fell in love with after tring many and many. May plan to purchase a full bottle soon😍

Omg, this is such a beautiful jasmine fragrance! Fresh, not indolic, not soapy. The flowers are very authentic, I can totally smell the mint giving the fragrance a cooling effect!

Actually iconic for absolutely no reason, it could be any white floral ever, but for some reason it enchanted me.

I wore Maison Crivelli Fleur Diamantine to the office today, and it was the perfect balance of fresh and subtle.

Fleur Diamantine is a clean, green-tinged aquatic floral, nicely-executed, though not typically my thing. I get a prominent muguet note, despite it not being listed, but perhaps it is the squeaky-clean, dewy jasmine that gives this effect. This scent reminds me a little of Waterlily Tea Dress, my favourite Jo Malone for Zara, but I personally prefer the Zara. FD is jasmine-dominant from initial spray - clean and sheer with a dewy green undertone. Mint adds bright freshness up top, slightly camphorous, even spicy. As it develops, the neroli emerges - a seamless transition from the mint-jasmine accord of the opening, being a green-tinged white floral note. Its orange edge adds soft citric freshness. As it develops, I get a slightly nutty undertone, perhaps thanks to the coumarin note, giving some body to this sheer, airy scent. I get the oakmoss effect as it dries down, adding a lovely earthy undertone to the florals. It becomes softly musky as it fades, clean until the end. Sillage and longevity are moderate. It is a feminine-leaning spring/summer scent, best worn on warm days. An easy, everyday clean floral, FD is discreet, good-quality and nicely-composed. To reiterate @Bee91 below, it doesn't fall into predictable soapy territory. While it is not my thing personally, I can appreciate that it is an objectively decent scent. 3.5/5.

I do like this and would wear it, but it's not something I'm going to add to my collection just because I don't 'love it'. However, I can see that it would be a pleasant addition to someone's collection, satisfying the want of a bright, sharp, green white floral, perfect for summer picnics (though I bet bees will love this!) and garden weddings. Jasmine is the predominant note for me, with an underlying fruitiness and stemminess that only comes through after it's been on the skin for an hour or so. It opens with a very high-pitched blast of florals which isn't bad in any way, but is just very bright (suiting the Diamantine name). I like it more the longer I wear it. I can imagine this having beautiful sillage on a warm day, and it smells very realistic. For me, that's the most positive aspect - that it brings to my mind walks by fragrant gardens.

First impression was - a luxury soap. That is not what I expect by a green parfume. Jasmine is dominant but I supposed a carnation too. Very flowery opening. Neroli enhance the impression of floral richness. When the flowers back off a bit, the oakmoss and mint are noticable. Not much, but it is a warm and aromatic. Fleur Diamantine is decent, feminine and modern (no stagnant vintage jasmine - more of an airy and light breeze of it). Solid, noble, but not posh or supercilious. Natural sweetness of flowers, no candy. Romantic in reasonable way.... Honest, pleasant perfume you can wear every day with an awareness of purity, uniqueness and feminine charm. Sillage is moderate, longevity almost 7-8hrs.

The opening of this perfume, and the first few minutes that follow, are of an ethereal beauty. It's cold, minty, and saturated with the scent of white flowers. It's green, but not grassy; rather, a white, clean, dewy kind of jasmine. Almost soapy. Neroli accompanies every step with a solemn, commanding presence. I was left in awe.... Then, a mossy character starts to emerge. Here, you're taken on a brief journey into the past. A subtle sweetness is left behind during the drydown. It's very pleasant, but its greatest flaw is how incredibly, almost frustratingly light it is. Like a white butterfly, it flutters away and vanishes. Like a lullaby for lost souls...

This is fairly unique, as it's rare to have a clean floral that does not smell soapy. This is another kind of freshness: deep, green, pleasantly bitter, balsamic. Mint and coumarin bring a beautiful green herbal twist to the lovely jasmine and sparkling neroli. I almost feel cedarwood, but maybe it's simply oakmoss, which I'm not very familiar with. Or maybe menthol and coumarin together remind me of camphor, go figure. It's like somebody planted a lush blooming garden, inside a sappy northern forest. It gives me some classic barbershop vibes, and I would say it leans slightly masculine. Lasting power and sillage are moderate on me.

Wow, this is quite beautiful. Fresh, floral, but also very green. I don't pick up any mint (thankfully! it always seems to ruin perfumes for me). This fragrance really does conjure the image of a precious gem: delicate, bright, refined yet powerful. It's so beautiful that I wish it was my taste, but there's no forcing it. It's like finding an absolutely beautiful dress that looks stunning on you, but in no way matches your vibe or personality. I'm going to hold on to this sample and wait to give it to someone who would really love it.

It smells like the most photorealistic jasmine sambac ever. As soon as I smelled it I was immediately reminded me of sampaguita strung into a garland/lei. The one you and your mom would make or buy from vendors at the church to either to give to people for special occasions, to religious statues at church or in your car as air freshener. Alone, I don’t think I can wear it but layered with vanilla or something fruity, this would probably be nice. The drydown smells like clean and soapy florals.

Very pure white floral. Starts very fresh. Not overly sweet. There is a slight bitter edge that comes in after a few minutes. Dry down is powdery with a hint of funkiness that adds interest. But, to me, it’s essentially a front to back jasmine / white floral without anything that makes it overly distinctive. Feminine. Good projection but not a beast. Would seem to be a good hot summer day fragrance for the right person.

After reading all the reviews, I’m wondering if this reacts totally different on my skin. At first spray, it’s definitely jasmine-forward, but then it turns pleasantly sweet/floral/powdery, and not as green as I expected. I can’t stop sniffing my arm. I’ll give it a full wear tomorrow and update on sillage and longetivity.