There's no bigger fan than White Diamonds than I am so I was curious as to how the other scents in this line would be like. I can recommend this perfume to only one very specific group: people dressing up or posing as androids or other non-human types. I believe that this is Sophie Grojsman's earliest attempt of the YSL Parisienne composition, all of the similarities are there. As I got on the elevator to go up to my floor a nicely suited older gentleman got on the elevator with me. Diamonds and Rubies and Hermès Rouge also both convey an abstract nostalgia that echoes more history than the years of their releases would reflect.

This frag can be easily appreciated if you enjoyed such fragrances as Lancome's Tresor, Elizabeth Arden's Red Door, Lanvin's Arpege and Yves Saint Laurent's Paris.I love this exotic spicy floral, but it will not go over with the crowd who leans toward marshmallows and pralines. She wore whatever the hell she liked, whether it was jeans and a black leather jacket (leather goes with Black Pearls perfume), or lovely evening gowns with daintier jewelry. I might wear this for my upcoming wedding since it's a unique fragrance and I can see myself eventually developing a sense of nostalgia around it. Once you wear this for a few hours, you'll see how complex and delightful it really can be on your skin. I don't know if it's benzoine or almond that gives the powdery dry down such a smooth creamy undertone.

I could imagine this on one of the femme fatales in an Art Deco era pulp mystery novel or the BBC's revival of Detective Hercule Poirot. There are some similarities to the original White Diamonds Elizabeth Taylor, but this is rosier and leans more to carnation as it's drying down rather than tuberose. This is a great dupe/mix of Boucheron Jaipur(underrated and unfortunately discontinued),CK Eternity for women and a bit of Lancôme Tresor.Hopefully ill be able to wear the edp in other climates and get the beauty the edt has been giving me. Note: The pros and cons listed on this page have been generated using the artificial intelligence system, which analyzes product reviews submitted by our members. The only reason why it's kind of disappointing for me is because I sampled this hoping it would be a rose dominant frag. To me, the sweet, nectar-y peach note dominates the blend, with the floral and Oriental notes in the background.

The scent develops into florals of red roses, yellow ylang, white jasmine, purple lilac, heliotrope, orchid and lily of the valley.

I heard about this scent for along time, and now that I've finally got to test it, I'm not disappointed. Each of the perfumes I own in the Liz Taylor line capture different sides of her, different moods, almost like each perfume was made for a different role she had not only in Hollywood movies but in her actual life. In this glistening world of bright white I'm enveloped in red velvet as wafts of Diamonds and Rubies rise from my neck and scarf to my frost chilled nose. This has the classic spicy smell of "red hots" - yes, like the cinnamon hot candies that melt in your mouth and turn your tongue red. It's a well crafted perfume but a tad bit too floral sweet for me, a gal who prefers darker spicy perfumes.

I see the similarities with Lancome Tresor the excellent Russian nose Sophia Grosjman is the nose of this fragrance. One was White Diamonds and the other Diamonds and Emeralds and then Diamonds and Rubies in parfum form.

It reminds me somewhat of Spellbound, but not totally, and also of Vintage Red Door, the one from the 80's and 90's (the present formulation of Red Door is awful, and cannot be counted).