Silver Marble

Fresh, clean, cool, and slightly metallic with citrus and woody undertones. This has an elusive airy quality to it that would remind one of the feel and texture of ice. It has elements of a pool blue aquatic but far from your typical designer. Although Imagination from LV would be the closest facsimile. The wood here is perfectly executed in that it provides a backbone invoking more depth. Without it I feel this would remain simply too airy and fleeting, more akin to clean linens hang drying by the sun and blown through the wind. I’m actually quite surprised by how much I’m enjoying this and also how strong it performs with just two sprays from a sample size filling a room. One last note, I can’t help but be vaguely reminded of Sauvage elixir but without the somewhat tiresome cinnamon note. If you combined Imagination, Elixir, and Himalaya that’s the overall vibe or impression you can expect. FBW for me, just wish they had a smaller size, one to two sprays max is more than enough, same performance as elixir.

I get the Silver Marble name. It’s cooling - there’s a bit of citrus in the opening. On the dry down the musk comes out. The combo gives you a ‘marine’ vibe indeed ala Cool Water BUT only nose to skin. Other wise it reminds me of a Cetalox Ambroxan bomb ala JHAG Not a Perfume at an arms length after 30 minutes. Funny how nobody sees/smells this. Pretty basic for the price. Almost Transparent Blue by a Lab on Fire is vaguely similar and much better as is Pierre Guillaume Aqysos. EDIT: Ive been harsh on this - its very much grown on me. It is super masculine and to be blunt super unique. I saw a comment here - like a swim in a cool lake... this is apt... really my only complaint is after its first 1 - 3 hours its simple design becomes even simpler becoming the Ambroxan bomb - it will definitely get comments whilst your wearing it as its super strong. Simone Andreoli however is let it be said definitely a perfumer/brand to take notice of. Extremely high quality.

This one’s a sleeper. A colder more metallic Himalaya especially in the opening but it performs better. Reminds me a bit of Guapo by ATH also. Enormous sillage. It dominates small rooms with one or two sprays. Be careful wearing it out. I’m nose blind to this after the opening except catching random whiffs throughout the day as I’m moving around. Others around you will definitely still smell it though. Compliment puller for sure. More of a casual date night out fragrance. Not quite black tie or fancy dinner worthy. Can be worn any season. FB worthy but probably not signature scent. I’ll reach for this a couple times a month probably. Especially if I’m wearing white or really light blue.

This has 90s masculinity brought up to date. Very solid fragrance. Imagine a bit of Tommy in the mix, but not so cheap. I get My Gentleman by Stéphanie de Bruijn as well, but not exact. Just of touch of those. I purchased a sample then immediately bought a bottle. I will wear this a lot

this is one of my favorite to me it smells like bukhur arabic Incense and woods withe water and ice nots with some Citruses that gives it a soda vibe vary wall blinded and luxurious this is the most joker of all any where from the gym to a wedding it covers

Jack Frost wears this fragrance. One of my favorites of all time. Yes, its like himilaya, id also add the sharpness of CDG Zero, yet projection and longevity is more impressive than them both. Truly addicting and masterful.

I don't have any significant quibbles with the notes, but when Andreoli describes this as "parfum intense" they really mean intense . The sillage is massive and lasts from morning to evening. It is easily detectable on clothes the next day. My biggest challenge with this fragrance is that even a single spray on my clothes can overpower people up to 5 meters away for hours while I rapidly go nose blind to the scent. Two different people on successive days asked whether I had used an antiseptic alcohol swab. Not exactly the feedback I was looking for. Strategic application of small amounts under layers of clothing seems to address both issues. Update: Longevity and intensity of this fragrance are nigh infernal. Two shirts with Silver Marble transferred the scent to an entire load of laundry after laundering . It transcends beast performance by stubbornly refusing to die. Maybe "vampire" or "zombie" is a better descriptor, something that can be killed only by the purifying touch of fire.

I get the comparison to himalaya, which I own and wear - but this is different. I enjoy himalaya, but imagine that profile with a strong synthetic fresh molecule, a colder feeling and some soapy neroli added. Then tone down the warm sandalwood in himalaya. That's this fragrance. Yes, it's more ambroxy synthetic. It's also more modern and smells less like 2003. Not a knock on himalaya at all, just accurate. The quality on himalaya is better, but this doesn't smell cheap either. It smells like a modern shower gel twist on himalaya, and I like it. In fact, I may sell my himalaya. Ignore the toilet bowl/bathroom garbage comments. If you like my description and you like himalaya, you will enjoy this. It's not exactly redundant to himalaya, but the vibes are there. Solid 8/10

Straight out the gate, this is hyper-masculine yet boyish department store ocean cologne worn by the guy you lost your virginity to, layered with the synthetic citrus cleaning products and lingering musk of the dorm room where it happened. (Too personal?) But on my skin, it smells immediately of woody incense, like the kind my dad would burn growing up. The result is, well, Freudian — uncomfortable, but intoxicating. Much too masculine for me to wear, but something I will surely return to just to smell. I’m brand new to fragrance in a more formal sense and this is my first review so please take this all with a grain of salt. Also this was a random sample I received in a larger order and not something I chose.

It's similar to Himalaya in style, but not a clone by any means. It does have this almost menthol, cooling aspect which I'm guessing is that 'ice' accord. It lacks the ambergris accord that Creed uses (don't think they use real ambergris but whatever they use smells quite distinct if you're familiar with Creed fragrances). Silver Marble smells like a more contemporary creation than Himalaya and as mentioned in the previous comment I'm also picking up a metallic, ambery sweetness similar to a strong dose of ambroxan like you would find in Dior Sauvage, though thankfully not as piercingly intense.

This is nice, refreshing and crisp. The aquatic citrus and wood have that Light Blue Intense DNA minus the juniper note. It's icy citrus & driftwood but it doesn't have much else to it. Honestly the longevity is there but the sillage is a bit mediocre and the drydown is a little bitter. I feel like Andreoli already did this and did it much better with Ocean of a Midnight Moon. It's smoother, more complex, and fills a room. This is good, that is way better. Get that one instead.

Truly enjoyed this upon the first spray! Fresh, ozonic, a hint metallic with a woody twist. Masculine leaning, great projection/sillage and longevity for a fresh clean perfume. Colder and more metallic when sprayed on paper, however on skin the notes warm up after an hour. The marine notes on skin are like after a swim in a cold lake... __________ Projection, sillage, longevity : 8,5/10 Originality, presentation : 8/10 Quality, value : 8,5/10 8,5/10

Smells very sharp, ultra-fresh, and extremely icy. Imagine you took the generic white-ambroxan blue backbone of every men's fragrance and amplified it to 100, then froze it in liquid nitrogen. There is a noticeable piney sweetness too, like juniper berries. This is the freshest, coldest fragrance I've ever smelled. Performance is amazing. Easily 16 hours 9/10

Himalaya with an ambery drydown that is also reminiscent of Karagoz. Initially cool and metallic, then becomes sweetly ambery and synthetic. The synthetics in particular ensure good sillage

It's a nice shower gel fragrance. Performance is good as everyone has said in the reviews but its not a scent that will change the world

Something about this note combination that doesn't agree with me. "Woody notes" is so ambiguous, but I think there's a sandalwood component that I don't like that gives it a chalky effect. Unfortunately, because its performance so far is strong (30 minutes in), it's rather cloying for me.

Masculin shower gel with too much super amber. Very potent

This smells like every boy in 1998

I've owned silver marble for a few months and have only tested indoors at home. I got offered it for a cheap price, checked the notes and a few reviews here and took the plunge/blind buy So I've tested it about 5 times with a single pray to the top of my hand and would try to find something to like about it. To me it was very flat and I wasn't getting this icey or menthol type of smell I thought I'd get. Also id go no blind to it very fast. Tonight i sprayed it on my the top of my hand again and did a few things in my room. I kind of forgot about it as I wasn't expecting much. Than I decided I go and relax outside before bed. The sliding door had been left open and it was very windy outside 👀 All of a sudden I was surrounded with this beautiful icey kind of grey smell which I really loved. I haven't ever really experienced this before. I quickly back tracked to try and catch the scent trail and oo my it was a beauty. It had all filled all the open area down stairs. Now I'm sitting outside a happy with my purchase 😊

Fresh, clean, metallic amber with a strong shower gel backbone and a heavy super amber push. Very potent and very present. Feels like a colder, more synthetic take on Creed Himalaya, with better performance and louder projection. Enormous sillage, almost room filling with minimal sprays, though it goes a bit flat for me after the opening. Easy to wear, clearly a compliment puller, but not especially nuanced or memorable. I get why people like it, just not something I’d reach for often.