Amber Gold

I tried this while in the Xerjoff boutique in Turin, in Via Lagrange, last weekend. This is part of a set, to be used on its own or to be layered with Rose Gold. I loved this from the very start: sweet, orange blossom, marshmallows, fluffy, gourmand but elegant, at the same time. As it was blooming, in all of its beautiful glory, on my wrist (which I kept sniffing all day BTW) I was getting annoyed as I knew it smelt of something I know well, but couldn't think of. And as I mentioned this to the SA, she went to her laptop and then said "it might remind you of Love Don't Be Shy ": bingo 😀It is basically 99% the same scent. I love LDBS but when I run out, I am buying this, as the performance is 10 times better 🌸🤍🩷

#1644 in my “Tour de Fragrance” Got this as a decant from scentsplit.com. Certainly wasn’t going to blind buy anything in this $250 and up price range. First thing to note is the only thing “amber" about this scent is the color of the liquid. Xerjoff makes 73 amber base scents. None, zero have the word “Amber” in the name. One with ambergris is called “Amber Star” another “7 Parfum.” But they pick a scent with no amber or ambergris and call it “Amber Gold.” Setting my annoyance with Xerjoff product marketing to one side, it’s a nice enough fragrance for girls that comes off with flowers and citrus candy. A woman I know wears something in this ballpark from Lattafa called “Yara Candy” that goes for $26. I think at 20 years of age she’s a bit old for this kind of scent which I think works more for the teen and pre-teens. Aquolina’s “Pink Sugar Sensual,” something I gave a friend's 10 year old daughter for her birthday, is a flowery mandarins and candy EDT scent like this that only runs $23 for 50ml. I would not spend $250 for something like this for myself or a woman I’m interested in. The quality is fine, as with most Xerjoff scents, but I think these candy scents are not for grownups. Good Luck and Good Hunting! QUICK UPDATE: The 18 year old barista at my coffee shop was delighted to get this. Her 30 year old co-worker said, “Ah, no."

This fragrance smells wonderful in my opinion. Its classy, elegant and a bit old school which i like (not old school as in outdated grandpa smell). rich amber which is kind of balsamic that slowly comes up with time and very herbal smell. I also get the slightest hint of tumeric in this. The main players in this fragrance to my nose is patchouli and some florals.The fragrance doesnt project that much. stays closer to the skin. if they sold this separately then this might be something to consider but it being sold with rose gold which in my opinion smells just like rose water might not be worth it. but that bottle with that beautiful rich colored juice OMG. oh yeah and dont spray on clothes, trust me

An elegant and sophisticated but somewhat redundant floral aromatic with high quality ingredients. The perfume opens with fresh notes of tangerine and coriander. The heart is blossoms of tobacco, almond and orange. The perfume settles into a powdery base of musk, patchouli, and very little amber. Overall nicely blended with moderate projection and excellent longevity. There are better offerings from this line and this is for die hard completists only. Enjoy.

Mid 40’s, no more a corporate slave, you’re finally an entrepreneur, running a saloon/exotic spices shop/jewellery boutique/antique shop, kinda boss, where your job is just to sit at the cashiers and overlook the finances and operations of business. With a IDC state of mind, and respecting employees around you, Amber gold will suit up to the mood, the character, and carry your aura as you enter in your adobe. This is not for someone who wants to have fun, who would walk into the food court wearing this, or someone who has a house/techno playlist. Too strong, thicccc juice, bold one The notes definitely play along.