Diamond by Prisma Parfums bottle
Prisma Parfums

Diamond

3.4/5 · 15 votes Unisex 2023
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Fragrance notes

Notes
TerpineolTimbersilk™Melonal

Character

Longevity2.6/5
Sillage1.7/5
Day100
Night63
Spring100
Summer100
Fall63
Winter38
Our take

Diamond by Prisma Parfums presents a mix of sandalwood, amberwood, jasmine, hedione, cedar, Iso E Super, terpineol, ambroxan, musk, almond, Timbersilk™, ambrette, melonal, and ambergris. The combined effect is woody, floral, amber, musky, white floral, powdery, fresh, and warm spicy. The almond and melonal add a bright, slightly fruity lift to the resinous woods, while ambrette and ambroxan give the blend a smooth, rounded texture. Jasmine and hedione keep the floral side airy rather than heavy, and the cedar and sandalwood provide a dry, steady backbone. Musk and ambergris soften the edges so the sharper molecules do not dominate. It feels composed rather than accidental, with each element occupying its own space instead of blurring into a single mass. The powdery accord sits lightly across the surface, and the warm spicy facet adds just enough heat to keep the freshness from turning cold.

This is a scent for daylight, suited to a bright room, an open window, and the kind of morning that invites movement rather than stillness. It works on skin that will be seen and near clothes chosen without fuss. The floral and woody notes stay balanced, so neither takes over as the day goes on. It feels modern in the way it relies on molecules like Iso E Super and Timbersilk™ to create a clean, continuous presence, while the natural notes keep it from reading as purely synthetic. The almond and melonal catch the light in small ways, and the amberwood deepens the overall impression without making it opaque. It stays close to the skin in character, moving with the body and shifting slightly as the air changes around it, always remaining

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