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Memoirs Of A Perfume Collector · Sold as unisex
Riyadh
The quiet intimacy of an afternoon in a private garden — where the complexity of rose and tuberose is balanced by the earthy embrace of woody notes.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025, Riyadh by Memoirs Of A Perfume Collector is an Oriental Floral fragrance created by Jean Claude Delville. This composition opens with the freshness of mandarin leaf and geranium, leading to a heart of tuberose and Taif rose, richly layered over a woody base of cedarwood, frankincense, and labdanum. The interplay between these elements creates an olfactory landscape that is both lush and grounded, capturing the essence of a vibrant yet serene space.
Apply this fragrance in light layers, as it blooms gradually over time. The fresh spicy top notes are fleeting but essential for setting up the rich floral heart that unfolds over several hours. Best suited for evening wear when the full depth can be appreciated.
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Jean-Claude Delville
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