Atlantide

I haven’t explored much of the Sea Stars collection yet, and Atlantide remains the only one I’ve sampled. It’s not due to a lack of interest but quite the opposite. If anything, I suspect I’ve been hesitant because I might end up falling in love with far too many of them. Atlantide is a beautifully composed white floral - polished, balanced, and undeniably luxurious. It doesn’t try to reinvent the genre or surprise with bold originality, yet every note feels deliberate and exquisitely rendered. Tuberose and Orange blossom, while naturally opulent, are handled with remarkable finesse: creamy, velvety, and soft to the point of feeling like a gentle caress against the skin. Yet, Atlantide is not a weak fragrance. Narcissus deepens the composition, adding a heady, almost intoxicating richness, yet it never tips into excess - it remains poised and refined. The fragrance features a range of fruity nuances, and I’m especially drawn to the pairing of Passion fruit with Tuberose. In scents like Creed Queen of Silk and The Fragrance Amethyst Soul, this combination tends to be lush and assertive, with the fruit bursting forward in thick, nectar-like waves that compete with the florals. Atlantide takes a different path. Here, the fruit is restrained - subtle, almost diffused into the composition. Passion fruit feels muted, reminiscent of its delicate presence in Nejma Le Sublime, much like how Peach and Apricot behave in Roja Isola Sol. In those fragrances, Jasmine carries the floral heart, whereas here tuberose leads - but the effect of softly blended fruit remains similar. Blackcurrant and Lingonberry barely emerge as distinct notes, instead contributing a quiet undertone. The base is relatively simple, yet it serves its purpose beautifully. Musk and ambergris create a smooth, enveloping sensuality, allowing the florals and fruits to remain in focus. Benzoin adds a gentle warmth and a controlled sweetness that enhances the overall feeling without becoming heavy. There’s not so much greenness here to my nose (I don't like too green Tuberose), and Tuberose never turns sharp - instead, it stays consistently plush and refined. Atlantide doesn’t evolve dramatically: it’s more of a linear composition. But that consistency works in its favor - the scent maintains its elegance from start to finish. It has more than convinced me to explore the rest of the Sea Stars collection. There’s something quietly magical about it, an understated beauty that lingers in the memory. TOP Tuberose absolute, Calabrian bergamot Passion fruit, Rose HEART Tuberose, Narcissus, Blackcurrant, Iris Lingonberry, Orange blossom BASE Ambergris, Benzoin, Musk Thank you for reading, I hope you liked my review. I would appreciate if you follow me on my IG and/or YouTube (English subtitles available): @ninamariahperfumes It gives me a lot of motivation to write more.

I am impressed. I have had this fragrance sample since 2020 and for some reason I never tried it. I am happy I did today because it is the perfect high-end fragrance for the summer. First off, everything is expertly blended with the best Quality ingredients available. When you smell it up close, passionfruit is front and Center along with a very well balanced tuberose. Not bubblegum or anything of that sort. Doesn't step over the edge all have experienced. It is a balance that is almost dare I say perfect. I do not get sick of this at all. It's almost like the passionfruit is being gently supported by a few expertly crafted White flowers. It is sophisticated and elegant. However, my favorite thing about this fragrance is the sillage. It's like it has its own profile. When I get a whiff of myself, it's like I'm getting a gentle breeze from the ocean. There is a subtle aquatic essence I find mesmerizing. I can feel the interpretation and I can feel the inspiration. It takes a particular craftsmanship to create a moment like this and I find it inspiring. If only I could afford a bottle.

Atlantide is one of the most opulent tuberose scents I have ever experienced. It is absolutely glorious—rich, creamy, ever-deepening, unapologetically luxurious. I get a fully-rendered, three-dimensional tuberose, with the faintest aquatic notes and distinct salty overtones. There’s spice there, too—not a confectionary spice, but rather the spicy facet of a rose in full bloom. That being said, I get no other reference to a rose, only that peppery, underlying spice. It perfectly frames the tuberose, highlighting its mesmeric, narcotic heart. I get no passion fruit and no sweetness—the scent is slightly bitter, dense, beautifully hypnotic. To me, this is not a realistic tuberose, but rather its idealized essence—a tuberose daydream. Its longevity is off the charts, as is its sillage. Ten hours in, the scent is as powerful as ever, the whole house infused with the aroma of tuberose. But no one is complaining. Atlantide is, without a doubt, a beast mode fragrance, but one that is breathtakingly beautiful every step of the dry down. Definitely worth trying.

one of my favorite perfumes of all time, i love Passionfruit perfumes, and this one is no exception, its sweet and refreshing, rather than just fresh, its not the deep bottom of the ocean, its only the lingering waves that recoil against the sand of a private beach on a clear sunny day. To me personally, spending a lot of money on fragrances is *almost* pointless, that was, until i tried this, and realised that maybe, just maybe, spending the money to get something like this would be worth at the end of the day.

Notes are - tuberose, narcissus, passionfruit, Calabrian bergamot and rose. Atlantide has very few notes but still powerful and beautiful ones that blend in a perfect way. It's such a gorgeous fragrance, it's bold and mesmerizing in my opinion as it is such a rich, creamy and luxurious scent. In addition to all above, it's a beast in projection and silage, stays for hoursssssss!! Love love love

I’m a tuberose lover and always in search of my next tuberose fix! However, nothing tops Atlantide and amouage love tuberose! They are the most beautiful tuberose scents. No camphor detected. Atlántide is a bright, green, voluptuous and sophisticated scent. This is the scent I imagine a polished, rich and beautiful woman wearing. The scent trail is nuclear and simply beautiful!

I can’t add much to these reviews. But, this is stunning! A creamy tuberose that doesn’t feel outdated. It’s as much opulent as it is creamy. The passionfruit gives it just enough fruit to give it an airy, tropical feel. But, be warned! Don’t overspray or the florals will get animalic. It’s one of the most intoxicating fragrances I’ve smelled to date.

This is so far the best quality tuberous I have ever smelled. My other favorite ones are, Widian Hilli, Profumom Roma Tuberoza, Memo Marfa, Orchid Soleil Tom Ford. Hundred Silent Ways by Nishane gets a lots of compliments. Atlantide beats them all. The balance is perfect. I love it. It’s pricey, but one of the kind.

It’s the best citrusy tuberose scent in my opinion-very pleasant for spring and summer-an elegant -rich woman style. The main actress is tuberose but there is bergamott to makes her lighter and not cloying (-and there must be some orange blossom and sour fruit-hmmm yummy) And narcissus helps them.

Gorgeous green tuberouse scent. There is that aspect of Laundry clean narcotic scent, a bit of a high end shampoo. This is classy yet very seductive. Tuberose is very clear and natural smelling, suits a middleeastern princess. Beast mode and versatile. Love it.

Gorgeous green tuberouse scent. There is that aspect of Laundry clean narcotic scent, a bit of a high end shampoo. This is classy yet very seductive. Tuberose is very clear and natural smelling, suits a middleeastern princess. Beast mode and versatile. Love it.

Just received this as a surprise Anniversary gift. It smells like passion fruit tea to me. It's sexy and very different than anything in my collection.

First few minutes: meh, bland and boring. 10 mins later: oh wow smells so feminine and rich yet not loud. 2h later: I need this.

one of the best white floral fragrances amazing.

A different and interesting take on tuberose. Coincidentally I also just sampled Hothouse Flowers by Ineke, and that one shares in common with Atlantide a use of typically very lush and indolic white flowers, (gardenia in HF, tuberose here in Atlantide) which get balanced and almost reined in by a heavy dose of fruit, in HF’s case Fig. In Atlantide’s case it seems to be the typical Tiziana Terenzi fruit accord leavened with a heavy dose of aldehydes. I normally don’t love that accord which seems to be a part of the TT dna but here it works. This passion fruity/aldehyde accord has a soapy aspect to it and that weaves through the lushness and density of the tuberose giving it an airier and much fresher feeling than it usually has. It also creates a feeling of marine adjacency, not really the heavier salty feeling of some current marine fragrances but a feeling of light and fresh sea wind blowing through the tuberose. This makes the fragrance fairly light for a TT fragrance with only a moderate sillage instead of their usual blockbuster presence and Atlantide lasted on my skin about 8 hours without any residual remainder the next day. There’s a little bit of rose giving this floaty feeling fragrance a tiny but dense beating heart and it adds just that perfect amount of contrast. I approve these qualities! And give Atlantide a solid like.

Niche, beastmode, OG Tide. We all should know that nothing beats the OG Tide laundry detergent. Still the best. That fresh out of the shower in the cleanest smelling clothes x 100. Extremely strong. 1/2 spray will perform and last. Strong industrial factory synthetic smell that the notes can't relate. Acts different on skin, not as feminine as on a strip. The scent develops some on skin. A stronger musk comes out. Very good and strong high quality concentrated detergent scent. The snuggle struggle cuddle bear and all. It's pretty friendly in moderation. It has some utility value to ease the price burden. If this was a signature scent it would end up enveloping everything around you. Your bed will smell like it. Car, jackets, blankets... it will stick to things with a few sprays a day. There is more to it for the more seasoned nose. The loud synthetic smell dissolves into more detectable natural smells on the skin. The florals standing out as quite nice. There is some type of salty aquatic thing going on. I got a strong briney salty aquatic that I have been spraying over it and atlantide eats it up and suffocates it. It just amps up the Atlantide. Even a day later. The next day smell is so good you might skip a shower and bask in it's skin musk

A really fun passion fruit fragrance with tuberose and narcissus. The fruit keeps it from being to serious. Really for spring and ⛱️ 🌞. For tuberose lovers who want something less serious than Fracas, Moon Bloom etc. I love the use of passion fruit here. Makes a rather overdone genre interesting. A synthetic oud like dry down. I wish they had left that out and kept the fun passion fruit tuberose with narcissus throughout the duration of the fragrance. I would have always be respraying if I bought a FB. I know woody base note make a fragrance last longer but the application here doesn't work. Good beginning and middle disappointed in the dry down.

I hated it at first. Then I decided to give it a second chance, then a third, and each time, it grew on me a bit more. This is not "just a tuberose;" this is a tuberose flower right after a cold rain, drops still lingering on its petals. Its aquatic tone is impossible to catch and define—yet it's there, present more and more as time passes and the composition calms down. And that's its magic, that also kind of explains the package—this perfume is sooo activated by water, and feels surprisingly at home on wet skin. I am between like and love, which is quite something, considering that Atlantide is way off my usual taste.

I smelled this at Neiman Marcus. Didn't get a chance to try it on my skin. But basically it's like a tuberose nuclear explosion. To date, it's the best tuberose focused scent I've smelled. This doesn't evoke any watery images though, like the name or starfish bottle would suggest. There is no aquatic or salty smell in this. Just strong and sharp but natural white florals. I wish Tiziana Terenzi offered discovery kits. But alas they don't. Smell: 8 out of 10 Feminine For reference, I'm female.

I like this, but there is something about it preventing me from buying the full bottle. It starts out so well and then turns into something funky, and it is very strong and lasts a long time. Every time I wear it, my husband says it is burning his nose and smells like chemicals. I think he is right, the dry down is very, very synthetic. It starts out so lovely though. I might try another from the series to see if it is just this frag or the whole brand.