Boucheron Jaipur Saphir is a feminine amber vanilla fragrance. Released in 1999, Boucheron Jaipur Saphir is an oriental vanilla. Nathalie Lorson created the scent with notes of mandarin orange, white peach, cardamom, magnolia, cinnamon, jasmine, heliotrope, amber, musk benzoin and vanilla. This scent is delightful.
Fragrantica: "Jaipur Saphir takes you through a pleasurable olfactory experience that begins as a light skinscent with heliotrope and citrus. It's a little garbled but within minutes the sweetness of heliotrope begins to take center stage with some background notes of powdery peach, cinnamon and amber. It doesn't seem to fare well in warm weather and almost seemed to fade away in the humid morning air but then I went to work inside a cool, air conditioned office and that's where this perfume emerged into a bright shining star."
Fragrantica: "GORGEOUSLY sexy, spicy scent with a hint of fruit in the top and middle notes and lovely vanilla dry down."
I used to love this fragrance for its deep oriental fragrance drying down to a sophisticated, powdery scent. But now, it seemed to have a lot of musk which is not my favorite. Others might love this very cozy fragrance, though.
