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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Don Giovanni
The dimly lit rooms of an old-world library, where the scent of musk and powdery florals fills the air, creating a sense of intimacy and quiet confidence.
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Don GiovanniLuxury · $250+
53%Similar accords, often for lessLa Religieuse · Serge LutensPremium tier, $100–250 · shares civet and jasmine8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Don Giovanni by Fueguia 1833 is a composition that seamlessly blends the warmth of amber and musk with the subtle powdery notes of white florals. Created in 2016 by Julian Bedel, this fragrance captures the essence of Patagonian landscapes through its rich, enveloping aroma. The musky and animalic undertones evoke a sense of raw, primal energy, while the soft floral heart adds a touch of elegance and refinement.
Apply Don Giovanni sparingly; its rich base notes develop gradually on the skin. A single spray is sufficient to allow the subtle layers to unfold throughout the day. It pairs well with cooler evenings or indoor settings where it can envelop you in its warmth.
Fig. 01 — Don Giovanni, Fueguia 1833
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Julian Bedel
South America's first luxury perfume houseJulián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.
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What people
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Warmly received so far: loved by 47%, disliked or hated by 14%.