11/23/2020

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There's Ruby, but he's got a lot of attitude
Rubinia is a perfume from Bulgari and they have their core competence rather in the design of jewelry. But don't be prejudiced and let the nose decide what we have in front of us.
Appropriately for the time of year, it starts off citric with tangerines and a slight bitter note as well as the association of Christmas. Mandarins and Christmas. The two simply belong together for me, like snow and winter. And we have tangerines here. Delicious, ripe and freshly peeled, they are ready to eat. This is how the beginning of Rubinia begins in combination with a slight bitterness of copaiba balsam. Kopaiva is a tree resin, which is extracted from the wood of South American trees and is very similar to the scent of amber. I would like to describe it as a bitter wood from a fragrance point of view. As you can imagine, this scent harmonizes very well with the sandalwood. Whereby here the sandalwood makes the whole thing look a bit creamier and softer. If this would not be the case we would have Campari Orange to spray. In the end, the little tonka bean doesn't want to leave the scene of the action without properly turning the scent development and gets really involved once again. For it we are then rewarded at the end with a tasty almond ice cream with mandarins and cream.
Before we come to the end, we should not forget to mention the exceptionally beautiful bottle. Here you get a jewel in the truest sense of the word. Deep wine red is framed by golden elements and then merges into a deep black bottle. That makes something special in every perfume cabinet
Conclusion: So if you can prevent your head from constantly resisting the impulse to want to lick your wrist, you can snuggle into a sweet and soft orange-almond scent and dream of Christmas in the glittering snow.
Appropriately for the time of year, it starts off citric with tangerines and a slight bitter note as well as the association of Christmas. Mandarins and Christmas. The two simply belong together for me, like snow and winter. And we have tangerines here. Delicious, ripe and freshly peeled, they are ready to eat. This is how the beginning of Rubinia begins in combination with a slight bitterness of copaiba balsam. Kopaiva is a tree resin, which is extracted from the wood of South American trees and is very similar to the scent of amber. I would like to describe it as a bitter wood from a fragrance point of view. As you can imagine, this scent harmonizes very well with the sandalwood. Whereby here the sandalwood makes the whole thing look a bit creamier and softer. If this would not be the case we would have Campari Orange to spray. In the end, the little tonka bean doesn't want to leave the scene of the action without properly turning the scent development and gets really involved once again. For it we are then rewarded at the end with a tasty almond ice cream with mandarins and cream.
Before we come to the end, we should not forget to mention the exceptionally beautiful bottle. Here you get a jewel in the truest sense of the word. Deep wine red is framed by golden elements and then merges into a deep black bottle. That makes something special in every perfume cabinet
Conclusion: So if you can prevent your head from constantly resisting the impulse to want to lick your wrist, you can snuggle into a sweet and soft orange-almond scent and dream of Christmas in the glittering snow.
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