Almas
Saffron and pineapple meet aromatic artemisia and rich rose. Named for the Arabic word for diamond, Almas brings together the textures of flowers, suede and oud.
Perfumer: Christian Provenzano
Almas
Saffron, cardamom and coriander meet pineapple, cassis and aromatic artemisia. Turkish rose, Indian jasmine, geranium and neroli form the floral centre. Oud, suede, sandalwood and patchouli introduce contrasting textures beneath the soft flowers.
Facets of a Diamond
Almas is the Arabic word for diamond. The composition sets the yielding edges of petals against more angular aromatic materials, suggesting different faces of a gemstone. Vanilla, amber, white musk and moss steady the base, connecting floral richness with the depth of oud.
Bottle
Amber-coloured liquid shows through the rounded 100 mL glass. A silver-coloured cap and circular shield frame it with intricate Celtic knotwork, while a thick clear base supports the bottle.
