Oro di Roma by Zara
Men Women 2026
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Oro di Roma by Zara: An Oriental-Woody Fragrance for All Zara’s Oro di Roma, launched in 2026, is a new unisex fragrance from the Oriental Woody family. It blends woody notes, vanilla, honey and saffron, creating a sweet, warm and gently spiced scent that lingers on the skin. Oro di Roma is built around a core of woody accords and…
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55 votes
- Positive 89%
- Negative 3.6%
- Neutral 7.3%
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Leading answer I want it
166 votes
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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About Oro di Roma
Oro di Roma by Zara: An Oriental-Woody Fragrance for All
Zara’s Oro di Roma, launched in 2026, is a new unisex fragrance from the Oriental Woody family.
It blends woody notes, vanilla, honey and saffron, creating a sweet, warm and gently spiced scent that lingers on the skin.
Oro di Roma is built around a core of woody accords and vanilla, lifted by honey and saffron. The combination delivers a fragrance that is sweet, warm and gently spiced, very much in keeping with the Oriental Woody tradition.
There are also intriguing supporting accords – powdery, metallic, leather and floral touches – that add unexpected nuance. These elements are woven together so that the sweetness never becomes cloying, and the woodiness remains present but not harsh.
Intended for both women and men, Oro di Roma has a distinct personality. It feels confident and a little opulent, making it a good match for evenings and cooler seasons. The mellow honey note gives it a cosy feel, while saffron keeps things interesting.
The reception so far has been encouraging, with an average score of 4.42 out of 5 from 55 ratings and 6 reviews. This suggests that many wearers find the balance between sweetness and woody depth genuinely appealing.
In summary, Oro di Roma is a successful addition to Zara’s fragrance range. Its longevity is good, and the sillage leaves a pleasant trail without dominating the room. For fans of unisex orientals with a warm, honeyed twist, it is well worth exploring.
This will be enjoyed by those who appreciate oriental fragrances with a woody depth and a honeyed sweetness. It works well for both men and women, especially those who like their perfume to have presence and warmth.
Oro di Roma is a noteworthy release from Zara, striking a fine balance between bold woodiness and soft, sweet accents. The saffron and honey add character, making it a versatile option for autumn and winter. A lovely addition to any collection.
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
31 votes
Character
Leading answer Leans masculine
39 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
36 votes
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Raphael.musk
When I bought it, it had an unbalanced smell: powdery vanilla with a very rich but shouty, loud saffron. It gave me olfactory fatigue. Three months later its true nature came out: a large plank of white, powdery wood, with a clean vanilla, spiced by the saffron and the honey note, but a honey that is a bit sharp, slightly acidic, almost camphoric. A discreet, rather addictive scent that conveys an immaculate seriousness, like that of a white room with heavy white curtains and marble on the walls, lit by the midday sun. It is a bit expensive, and I imagine it is nothing interesting for most people. I think I miss a little how it smelled at first.
Bruno.neroli
A gem. By The Fireplace vibe.
hugo_tonka
After trying it in the shop, it surprised me quite a lot. Very similar to PDM Althaïr, both in the opening and in the development. Totally for autumn and winter, although it is not excessively sweet. I don’t see the resemblance to By The Fireplace by MM, as other people mention. Quite an interesting release. I recommend it for the price and for its scent, although it is one of Zara’s “expensive” ones. If its longevity and projection were acceptable (I haven’t been able to verify), it would compete with Liquid Brun for the title of best “clone” of Althaïr. P.S.: It has a magnetic cap, which is always a plus. UPDATE: After spraying 3 sprays on my forearm, the scent lasted 10-12 hours, so it has pretty good longevity.
olga93
The opening scent is very noticeable with that part of honey, saffron, and woods. But the honey stays more in the background and mixes with vanilla, and of course, everything wrapped in those smoky woods. For me, it’s a reinterpretation of By the Fireplace with a touch of honey, but with a touch that also reminds me a lot of Althair but without that orange blossom. Honestly, it’s not bad at all, although these are more expensive compared to the average Zara.
GretaCuir
I really like it, it smells a bit like incense, like smoky wood. And above all, finally a Zara fragrance that lasts more than 5 hours on me. Besides, I find it original, I haven’t smelt anything like it.
emma91
I really like it, it smells a bit like incense, like smoky wood. And above all, finally a Zara fragrance that lasts more than 5 hours on me. Besides, I find it original, I haven’t smelt anything like it.
ZoeBenjoin
A gem. By The Fireplace vibe.
hugo_patchouli
In the opening, you really notice that honey part with the saffron and the woods. But the honey stays more in the background and blends with the woods, and of course, everything is wrapped in those smoky woods. For me, it’s a reinterpretation of By the Fireplace with the honey touch, but with a touch that also reminds me a lot of Althair, but without that orange blossom. To be honest, it’s not bad at all, although these are pricier than the average Zara fragrance.
Leon.cuir
After trying it in store, it surprised me quite a bit. Very similar to PDM Althaïr, both in the opening and in the development. Totally for autumn and winter, although it isn’t overly sweet. I don’t see the similarity to By The Fireplace from MM that other people mention. Quite an interesting launch. I recommend it for the price and its scent, even though it’s one of Zara’s “expensive” ones. If its longevity and projection were acceptable (I haven’t been able to check), it would compete with Liquid Brun for the spot of best “clone” of Althaïr. PS: It has a magnetic cap, which is always a plus. UPDATE: After putting 3 sprays on my forearm, the scent lasted 10-12 hours, so it has pretty good longevity.