Diamant Eau de Parfum by Fragonard bottle
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Diamant Eau de Parfum

4.2/5 · 57 votes Feminine 2019
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.6/5
Sillage3.1/5
Day68
Night100
Fall100
Winter95
Spring86
Summer41
Our take

Diamant Eau de Parfum is for the woman who wants to be the center of a dimly lit room without raising her voice. Fragonard built this release for evenings where the conversation is low and the lighting is warm. It is a fragrance that assumes you are already dressed for a formal occasion. The opening confirms this intent immediately, as the tangerine and plum provide a dark fruitiness that feels richer than a typical daytime citrus. It does not try to wake up the morning. Instead, it settles into the skin with a gourmand weight that suggests a deliberate choice to be noticed in a crowded, social setting.

The argument for its evening placement rests on the heart and base working together to create a heavy, balsamic trail. Rose and jasmine sit atop a foundation of vanilla and patchouli that pushes the scent into gourmand territory. The caramel note is prominent, lending a sticky, sugar-coated texture to the white florals. This is not a clean or airy composition. The musk adds a softness that keeps the heavier elements from becoming too sharp, but the overall impression remains one of density. It is a scent that wraps around the wearer like a thick shawl.

Anyone looking for a light, office-appropriate spritz should look elsewhere, as the combination of sweet accords and woody patchouli creates a specific, unapologetic mood. It suits a personality that enjoys the indulgence of a dessert course but demands the structure of a classic floral. You are a crystal chandelier catching the low light over a table of dark wood and polished silver.

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