Name: Bellodgia Extrait Caron
Brand: Caron
Rating: 4.72 (104 reviews)

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Bellodgia Extrait by Caron is an oriental fragrance for women. Launched in 1927, this composition was created by perfumer Ernest Daltroff. Upon release, the scent unfolds a floral bouquet featuring carnation and rose; the heart reveals a blend of jasmine, violet, and lily of the valley, also known as muguet; while the base settles on cloves, musk, vanilla, and sandalwood.

m.a.Lattapiat January 3, 2021

A lost treasure among the vineyards of Sainte-Cécile, where fresh roses blend with spicy sensuality thanks to Daltroff’s lyrical touch. It is a perfumed garden under a warm night. This 1927 masterpiece was born from Daltroff’s Italian holidays with his muse, Félicie Wanpouille, in Bellagio, inspired by the spicy carnation of Villa Serbellonio. It achieves that nocturnal, aphrodisiac femininity with roses and carnations wrapped in a potent clove incense. I’ve worn this scent for years; I recall the white rose garden in my village in Burgundy, so intense it smells like the pure rose of this perfume. A citrus opening with bergamot and lime, followed by a sweet, dusty nutmeg. The carnation and rose create a dense, spiced mist with bitter nuances. In the heart, Florentine iris and violet add a curious freshness after the opulent opening, while the jasmine maintains elegance. The base is a masterful, romantic, and dark clove that balances vanilla and musk with serenity. Its longevity is impressive, lasting up to 12 hours, tumultuous yet unshakeable, keeping its promise of elegance. Although hard to find, it’s worth seeking out at specialist shops or making swaps. A historical composition by Caron that captures the dark warmth and deep love of Bellagio.

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m.a.Lattapiat January 3, 2021

A lost treasure among the vineyards of Sainte-Cécile, where fresh roses blend with spicy sensuality thanks to Daltroff’s lyrical touch. It is a perfumed garden under a warm night. This 1927 masterpiece was born from Daltroff’s Italian holidays with his muse, Félicie Wanpouille, in Bellagio, inspired by the spicy carnation of Villa Serbellonio. It achieves that nocturnal, aphrodisiac femininity with roses and carnations wrapped in a potent clove incense. I’ve worn this scent for years; I recall the white rose garden in my village in Burgundy, so intense it smells like the pure rose of this perfume. A citrus opening with bergamot and lime, followed by a sweet, dusty nutmeg. The carnation and rose create a dense, spiced mist with bitter nuances. In the heart, Florentine iris and violet add a curious freshness after the opulent opening, while the jasmine maintains elegance. The base is a masterful, romantic, and dark clove that balances vanilla and musk with serenity. Its longevity is impressive, lasting up to 12 hours, tumultuous yet unshakeable, keeping its promise of elegance. Although hard to find, it’s worth seeking out at specialist shops or making swaps. A historical composition by Caron that captures the dark warmth and deep love of Bellagio.

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