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Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel

Women 2008

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Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel: A Floral Fruity Treasure Launched in 2008, Jewel Sky is a women's fragrance that combines the zing of citrus with the lusciousness of fruit. Its scent pyramid unfolds with elegance and shine, appealing to those who love a cheerful yet sophisticated perfume. Jewel Sky sits within the Floral Fruity fragrance family and opens with bright…

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Main accord white-floral Year 2008 Gender Women

Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel: A Floral Fruity Treasure

Launched in 2008, Jewel Sky is a women's fragrance that combines the zing of citrus with the lusciousness of fruit. Its scent pyramid unfolds with elegance and shine, appealing to those who love a cheerful yet sophisticated perfume.

Jewel Sky sits within the Floral Fruity fragrance family and opens with bright notes of citrus, lychee, peach, and grape. This succulent, refreshing start sets the stage for a delightful journey through the composition.

Women who love floral fruity scents with a powdery, fresh edge, especially during spring and summer months.

Jewel Sky is a joyful, well-rounded creation from Christine Arbel, ideal for anyone seeking a feminine, radiant, and memorable perfume that stays effortlessly elegant.

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