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Simone Andreoli · Sold as unisex
Silver Marble
The moment when you step out onto a boardwalk at high tide, feeling the cool mist of sea spray and the warm sun on your skin.
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Silver MarbleHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024, Silver Marble by Simone Andreoli is a Woody Aromatic fragrance that captures the essence of a fresh and invigorating coastal experience. The composition opens with bright citrus and marine notes, creating an atmosphere of crisp air and salty breezes. As it evolves, the scent settles into a musky and woody base, reminiscent of driftwood and sand dunes under a clear sky.
Silver Marble is best applied in light layers — one or two sprays are sufficient to capture its bright top notes without overpowering. The scent blooms within an hour, so it’s ideal for daytime wear when you want a fresh, uplifting aroma that evolves subtly throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Silver Marble, Simone Andreoli
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Simone Andreoli
Simone Andreoli was born in 1990 in Carpi, Italy, and discovered his interest in fragrance at age eight during a family holiday in Provence.
Designer Simone Andreoli
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