Frequently Asked Questions about Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani
What does Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani smell like?
Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani features top notes of Bergamot, Coriander, and Rose, middle notes of Birch, Patchouli, and Violet, and base notes of Benzoin, Labdanum, and Vanilla.
Who created Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani?
Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani was created by Michel Almairac.
When was Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani released?
Cuir Amethyste by Giorgio Armani was released in 2005.
Just when you think you've experienced the entire range of violet combinations you're hit with this. I think it's safe to say I'm a big fan of violets and this is a new accord to me, understated, powdery yet wearable and utterly enjoyable. Armani have hit the spot yet again with this juice I'd say it gives me the feeling of a Violet centric juice that really doesn't have a 'usual' (whatever that is?) violet feel. What I mean is that it will intrigue violet fans like me but is different enough to appeal to people who don't traditionally like the smell of violets. It could be the combination with rose which maybe changes the character some...you definitely get the rose as it dries down. Smoothing this out is patchouli and vanilla with the darker touch of birch which does create a kind of leathery effect. I wouldn't agree that it is a smokey leather more of a smooth suede and birch has a woody undertone which makes this smell really good on me but would be equally at home on a woman and possibly better suited. A classy Violet then which I will recommend to my friend who would love this fragrance. I wouldn't wear it though, I get my violet hit from Hommage L'Homme and Fahrenheit stuff like that.
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Cuir Amethyste, from Giorgio Armani was released in 2005. The perfumer behind this creation is Michel Almairac. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Coriander, and Rose, middle notes of Birch, Patchouli, and Violet, and base notes of Benzoin, Labdanum, and Vanilla.
Just when you think you've experienced the entire range of violet combinations you're hit with this. I think it's safe to say I'm a big fan of violets and this is a new accord to me, understated, powdery yet wearable and utterly enjoyable. Armani have hit the spot yet again with this juice I'd say it gives me the feeling of a Violet centric juice that really doesn't have a 'usual' (whatever that is?) violet feel. What I mean is that it will intrigue violet fans like me but is different enough to appeal to people who don't traditionally like the smell of violets. It could be the combination with rose which maybe changes the character some...you definitely get the rose as it dries down. Smoothing this out is patchouli and vanilla with the darker touch of birch which does create a kind of leathery effect. I wouldn't agree that it is a smokey leather more of a smooth suede and birch has a woody undertone which makes this smell really good on me but would be equally at home on a woman and possibly better suited. A classy Violet then which I will recommend to my friend who would love this fragrance. I wouldn't wear it though, I get my violet hit from Hommage L'Homme and Fahrenheit stuff like that.