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Royal Platinum
W381

Inspired by Crystallina Omnia

Our interpretation of the Crystallina Omnia profile — at extrait concentration, made to last the day.

Designer InspiredWoodyFresh

Pure, airy, and effortlessly graceful, our take on Omnia Crystalline captures the beauty of simplicity. It offers a clean and luminous scent profile, making it a perfect fragrance for everyday freshness.

Size

50 ml

Price

£18.00

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Qty

1

Never tested on animals · Cosmetic-grade alcohol · Glass bottle, card box

Inspired by Crystallina Omnia

The composition

The note pyramid

01

Top notes

Bamboo
Pear
Bergamot
Mandarin
Lotus Leaf

The first impression — what you smell in the opening minutes.

02

Heart notes

Lotus
Tea
Currant

The character — what the fragrance becomes as it settles.

03

Base notes

Guaiac Wood
Oakmoss
Musk

The trail — what stays on skin and fabric for hours.

A soft, watery opening creates an immediate sense of freshness. The heart is light and floral with a delicate tea nuance, while the base remains clean and subtly woody, leaving a gentle and refined trail.

Strength0/5
Longevity0/5
Sillage0/5
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Why this one

  • 01Inspired by a clean luxury fragrance.
  • 02Light, fresh, and minimalistic.
  • 03Perfect for everyday wear.
  • 04A natural choice for subtle elegance.

Who it's for

Perfect for those who prefer clean, soft, and non-overpowering scents.

When to wear it

Ideal for daytime, office wear, and warmer seasons.

Customer experiences

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