Florentine Diamond

While the gourmand notes are there, I mainly get a creamy tuberose. The cocoa, mandarin, and sugar cane come through most intensely right after spraying, but are still detectable accents after a few hours. The vanilla and woods give a grounded depth to this as it dries down. Two spays are plenty for performance and the longevity is excellent. Great for a romantic occasion. Leaves a bit of scratchiness in my throat, but I love the fragrance enough to make up for that.

I’m one of the few where the scent develops beautifully on my skin. I get all of the notes and they’re balanced; the oud comes through but it’s not too loud and the sugar smells really good with it. I get creamy chocolate floral, w a hint of sweetness. The longevity is typical but not sure of sillage yet. I do pick it up in rooms I’ve been in after being out for a while. I enjoy it.

Incredibly unique and characteristic sweet scent. The word sweet should suffice in terms of description. Lovely cocoa and vanilla. I’ve personally had great longevity and projection with this and this is absolutely my next to buy fragrance.

Excited to try this, it’s a very beautiful, ethereal scent especially with a bit of sweetness. Reminds me of Love Tuberose (probably the tuberose) but with a powdery cocoa note.

This a beautiful, well made perfume. It's not unique and could be a designer fragrance, the vibe is similar to Boss The Scent Absolute (similar fruity coffee vanilla, this one is more floral). Very long lasting. Bought myself 10ml for nights out but would not purchase again.

Cocoa, a sweet and pleasant vanilla, and a cheerful clementine. I had a sample of this before its official release and kept testing it on and off; it took a while for it to be added to the site. To me, this falls squarely in the gourmand category. Perfect for winter; cozy, soft, and sweet. The tuberose presence is minimal, and there’s a subtle nutty quality as well. Even though I’ve drifted away from this category, I think this smells quite well-done. With the woody, cocooning notes humming in the background, the overall composition feels satisfying. Tag(s): gourmand, cozy, sweet

I have to absolutely agree with StackMaintain on this one. This is a massive disappointment. I’d even say Donna Born in Roma is way superior to this. I get zero cacao! This is a very basic, generic, done a million times before, designer smelling scent. It isn’t bad. It’s a nice scent, but it falls way below what it should have been for a Niche house. Unless this magically develops into something better over time, this will be a catch and release for me

Not for me though beautiful. My husband could smell it on me outside in the Southern heat and he wasn’t impressed either... The tuberose in this prevents the rest of the notes to shine like they should. It’s probably just the way my skin does because anything with tuberose gets ruined on me...but I’m glad I tried it!

A disappointment; pleasant, but very generic and mass appealing. I don't get vanilla or cocoa, certainly not a gourmand. Good for spring/summer. Longevity is pretty good. The tuberose is not loud and creamy or overwhelming, but this perfume is unmistakably floral, and not gourmand. I don't even get the citrus.

Your basic sweet vanilla floral fragrance, nice and safe. Much less sweet drydown. Feels well made. Gift it to a female relative of any age (if you're that rich) or to dear yourself - for when you want to feel like a lovely neighbour girl npc. Didn't catch any cocoa or barley, or diamonds.

First sniff, it smells sweet, then both the Vanilla and tuberose are equally prominent. Not picking up the Oud in this perfume! Smells more like a designer frag, mass appealing, nothing unique about it.

Florentine Diamond is a loud and ultra feminine screechy-sour tuberose. The vanilla, cocoa, sugar cane, cinnamon, amber and barley are not even enough the smooth out and soften this high-pitched and screaming white floral. I adore the tuberose in Royal Sapphire as it manages to be golden and honeycombed but here it’s overbearing. It’s the mandarin and bergamot which amp-up the citric and sour tuberose shrillness - it’s so acidic and I don’t like that stomach acid type sweetness. This reminds me of a very affordable attar called Delicate by Al Haramain. Unfortunately, it’s everything I hate in women’s powerhouse fragrances but at least it’s executed at premium quality. This is what all of the designer white florals aspire to be but fail to achieve. Enormous longevity and sillage.

Get TF outta here! This is soooo mid! Straight after I sprayed this, it reminded me of one of the Valentino Donna/Born in roma frags! Dont get any cacao or oak or even much vanilla. This is a dissapointment. However I can see a lot of women liking this as it has that basic, crowdpleasing, nice designer touch to it. Many ladies love the Valentino Roma/Donna frags, so makes sense they would like this. For the price this goes for though, you're better off getting a designer🤷🏿

At first sniff, I immediately thought, “I’ve smelled something like this before,” but I still can’t pinpoint exactly what it reminds me of. What I do know is that this feels like the elevated version—better blended, more elegant, and noticeably higher quality. It has a sweetness that reminds me of Valentino DBR Extradose, but it isn’t a dupe. It simply gives me that same sweet, addictive energy. Performance on my skin is around four hours. The opening is bold and projects beautifully for about 30 minutes. After that, it transforms into a creamy skin scent where the base notes become the star. It’s softer, warmer, and honestly the part of the fragrance I find the most beautiful.

Florentine Diamond reminds me of a chocolate liqueur or like a dark chocolate covered dried orange peel from Godiva. It's a pretty, contemporary scent, there is a hint of those aromachemicals which I find scratchy but it's not overpowering. Warning- spray this out a few times and let it sit. When I first tried my sample, it was soo screechy but it has smoothened out. Florentine Diamond is an upscale semi-gourmand, maybe more of a flormand, but I don't find it worth the $345 price tag at all.

The first spray is so beautiful and intoxicating with it's tropical yet not too sweet initial notes and strength. Within 10 min it turns right into a soft vanilla skin scent with all that tropical beauty that was strong already gone. For almost $350 the only way this would sell is if they dropped the price by $100 and that initial beauty at first spray lasted for 10 hours.

It is very beautiful. It is like milk with lots of sugar and cacao melted in but with floral touch to it ,and is not lactonic. Very nice