Omnia Amethyste by Bvlgari
Women 2006
Description
Omnia Amethyste by Bvlgari is an ambery floral woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, it was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas. The olfactory pyramid unfolds with green and grapefruit top notes, a heart of iris and Bulgarian rose, and a base that blends heliotrope with woods.
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Key notes
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Top
green notes
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Heart
iris
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Base
heliotrope
Community
5,609 votes
- Positive 80%
- Negative 14%
- Neutral 6.0%
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Season
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Fragrance profile
About Omnia Amethyste
Omnia Amethyste by Bvlgari is an ambery floral woody fragrance for women. Launched in 2006, it was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas. The olfactory pyramid unfolds with green and grapefruit top notes, a heart of iris and Bulgarian rose, and a base that blends heliotrope with woods.
Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
1,948 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
2,036 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
1,085 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
953 votes
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Community reviews
40 reviews
Share what you noticed: opening, drydown, sillage and the moments when it works for you.
There’s one I think is very similar. NARA Dynasty Stella Dustin are extremely alike and it’s very rich indeed.
I’ve tried it on several occasions and didn’t like it. I ended up giving it away.
My signature fragrance for sixteen years. I absolutely love it. It doesn’t resemble anything else. Elegant and soft.
A fragrance that is far too subtle and I can’t smell any distinct notes; in my case, it doesn’t last at all. Totally regretful.
I enjoy powdery perfumes, but this just smells of talcum powder with no standout notes. What a pity, as I adore the bottle design of that Omnia.
Bought this as a gift for a friend who loves these scents; I also tested it on my own skin out of curiosity. The heliotrope, iris, and powdery touch stood out throughout. I noticed bergamot and green notes in the opening, but they faded quickly. Excellent trail and longevity.
A distinctive fragrance; the iris feels wonderful on my skin and the powdery note is perfect without being overpowering. It leaves a trail that makes people ask what I’m wearing. Definitely in my top five.
Purchased last week and reminded me of Lanvin’s Eclat d’Arpège, just a bit less loud. The sillage is average. It didn’t impress me at all; I suspect it might not be authentic. I’ll give it another try.
This perfume reminds me of my prep school days; I’ve smelled it on other girls and it always smelled like an expensive fragrance only a few could afford. Last year I tried it without knowing what it was, and the first spray smelled like a peeled potato. HORRIBLE. However, once I left the shop and smelled my wrist again, it instantly transported me to my good old teenage years—a lovely, powdery ‘proper girl’ scent. I went back to buy it. It smells delicious, lasts a long time, and if you love powdery, bold scents, this is perfect for you.
Smells nice and I like it, but it feels very powdery and doesn’t quite convince me.
It’s my show-stopping perfume: elegant, sophisticated, and powerful. A unique, unmistakable scent that I adore. The trail and longevity are top-notch; totally recommended.
What a beautiful fragrance! It sets me apart and is one of my classics. I love the iris and that softness; it lasts forever, up to 24 hours. Soft yet persistent, it fascinates me. I first encountered it in secondary school and have been a fan ever since. It’s a scent that leaves an impression and I won’t change it; it’s always in my top list.
Elegant, fresh, and clean. It’s divine and delicate. Very distinguished, it has the Omnia base but the iris really stands out. Ideal for summer and spring. Definitely in my top 5.
Fresh, feminine, and delicious. At first, it smells of grapefruit. It’s similar to Crystalline, which is also lovely, but that touch of iris gives it a distinct freshness. When it dries down, it reminds me of J’adore by Dior.
A pretty, delicate, and powdery fragrance. It has a soft trail but lasts a long time on the skin, more than 7 hours. I love it.
I adore it! People compliment me constantly and I feel special and sophisticated. Along with Crystalline, another that suits me perfectly and makes me feel beautiful.
It smells remarkably like Mustela baby cream. Not everyone likes it, but I’m fascinated by it; it smells like a super-fine baby.
A blessing of iris and heliotrope! 💕 Omnia Amethyste reminds me of Flower by Kenzo; both are powdery, but while Flower was too strong for me (I gifted it to a colleague who adores it), this one is enchanting; the perfect balance between floral and powdery.
A delicate yet unique fragrance, noticeable from a conversational distance. It’s floral without any fruit notes, ideal for spring. I consider it better after 30 because it’s powdery and adds maturity. I owned it and bought it again; it’s very distinguished and you can tell it’s a high-end brand.
I love it; it could be one of my favourites if it weren’t for the fact that it’s a rather subtle fragrance.
I usually hate green notes, but here iris and heliotrope dominate on my skin, turning powdery. The citrus and green elements linger in the background, adding a fresh touch. Although lilac isn’t listed, I can definitely smell it. I wear it for everything as it’s floral, delicate, and easy to wear. The trail is soft and lasts a moderate amount of time depending on the weather.
It starts with potent citrus but is predominantly floral, featuring a delicate iris that becomes woody as it dries, leaving a scent like a second skin. It’s pretty, though not entirely my style. If you like this type, it’s super versatile and worthy of being your signature. Performance is decent for an EDT. From the Omnia range (which isn’t my favourite), I’d stick with Coral, which is fruitier and more tropical, and suits me better.
It’s my perfume; I wouldn’t change it even though I’ve already tried it. It smells lovely.
Special. It has an oily touch noticeable on the skin, and that’s probably why it lasts so long. After hours, it doesn’t smell stale but rather like fresh lilac flowers, literally clean. I don’t detect talc (which I love and is surely present in greater quantities than it seems), but perhaps that’s the note giving it that clean scent. An 8 out of 10 (and I’m demanding).
It was a gift and I didn’t like it. I like citrus, but for some reason, this doesn’t suit me.
I received this as a gift and absolutely hated it. The 40ml bottle feels weightless because half of it is plastic. I place great importance on the bottle, and this one lacks quality, even if the design looks nice. It’s so intense and floral that it reminded me of a funeral… One spray gave me a headache. Definitely not for me; I’ll gift it to someone who might like it.
Beautiful. Suitable for daily wear all year round. The opening is fresh and the base is slightly powdery; it smells delicious on my clothes.
What a lovely perfume! In my opinion, it’s very similar to Omnia Crystalline, but with a hint of violet. Both have green notes at the start that I don’t enjoy, but they fade away within about 15 minutes. It’s very delicate and well-crafted, ideal for everyday use. I love it.
Magnificent fragrance, elegant, addictive, and feminine. I never tire of wearing it; it’s been my signature scent for years. Highly recommended.
What can I say… it’s my scent, to the point where I can’t use anything else and find it difficult to try others. It’s simple and blends seamlessly with the skin. Sometimes it feels as though I’m wearing nothing; yet people compliment me, and the next day I can still smell it on my clothes. I’ve been using it for years and hope to continue.