Tiffany & Co Rose Gold

The weather recently turned cool in Houston--our last cool front in April before it heats up. I wore this in our 65-degree weather and it just danced and bloomed. It reminded me of why I originally fell in love with it. The rose note isn't overwhelming. It's quiet and subdued. The iris note gives it an air of class (I think this is the "sharp" note that others mention), while the musk and ambrette grounds the fragrance with a minimal touch of sweetness. It is what I think of as a "classic perfume." It doesn't last long, which is another reason that I like it. I'm fragrance sensitive and do not want to smell my fragrances until millennia, so I appreciate how she dances for a while, and then, like a wonderful house guest who doesn't wear out her welcome, departs. Everything about this fragrance is wonderfully understated. It's class in a bottle.

Sophisticated, lovely, and unique compared to the mainstream '80's throwbacks that have come to define fragrances in the 2020's. Opening is not true to its beauty, and needs about 15 minutes to dry down to its true beauty. The real shame is that this gorgeous scent truly doesn't last that long. It was hard to walk away from this gorgeous scent, but in reality, I'm not interested in using a bottle twice as fast due to the need for frequent re-application. This is my only complaint about this beautifully blended fragrance.

Sometimes I surprise myself by liking a fragrance that when looking at the notes, I had been convinced I would only find passable. This is impressionable elegance and sophistication in a bottle. Not too floral, not too sweet. I detect a hint of greenness, slight powder and musk. I would categorise this as a special occasion fragrance as it does not strongly project although it has great silage for the first few hours of wear, but for what it is, 'smell me before you see me' is the last thing you'd want.

This is such a pretty perfume. I totally see the likeness to Delina. It has a sweet litchi note right on top that stays with the scent. I get a bit of clean musk and soft, fresh floral as well. I would totally buy this as I love litchi in perfumes. The note isn’t listed here, but I’ve seen it listed on websites that sell it as being a prominent note, along with black currant. It definitely has more character to me than the other Tiffany fragrances. 🥰

I stole this perfume from my mum and used most of it for a year I feel very fond of it and when i smell it it takes me back to that time even tho it wasnt that long ago 😅 Anyways for the scent it’s gorgeous and very lovely. To me i dont see how its offensive to others and i think the longevity is quite strong. A teacher complemented me when i would wear this and my mum would always love when i had it on (well i guess cos its HER perfume...lol)