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It’s better when you spray it. A sufficient 2ml spray sample bottle to adequately test before you buy.
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SPEZIE DE MEDICI
A radiant, spice-laden homage to Renaissance Florence, inspired by the precious citrus and exotic essences that filled the Medici apothecaries. Bright notes of orange, lemon zest, and citrus peel open the fragrance with a golden, glowing warmth before giving way to a sumptuous tapestry of spices—cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger, and pink and black pepper. This is a stroll into the perfumers’ ateliers of the Renaissance: warm, pungent, stimulating. A dazzling equilibrium of opposites—fiery and luminous, ancient and modern—woven from more than forty natural essences. The result is an intense, enveloping spice that lingers like sunlight on the skin.
NOTES: Orange, Lemon, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Clove, Ginger, Pink Pepper, Black Pepper, Coriander, Bergamot, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla
Caterina Sforza de’ Medici has been, in 1400, the first ever writer of perfumed waters, cosmetics recipes and natural remedies. Thanks to her manuscript “Experimenti”,Florence became the world capital of perfume. Dr. Giovanni Di Massimo, renowned pharmacist and perfumer, derives inspiration from that maniscript and form this high-caliber epoch of Florentine perfumery, with an aim to resurrect and continue this rich historical legacy.
All the fragrances and perfumes “i PROFUMI di FIRENZE”created by Spezierie Palazzo Vecchio are known and appreciated for their refinement, the intense use of natural raw materials and for their persistence thanks to the wise and generous use of base notes.
It’s better when you spray it. A sufficient 2ml spray sample bottle to adequately test before you buy.
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SPEZIE DE MEDICI
A radiant, spice-laden homage to Renaissance Florence, inspired by the precious citrus and exotic essences that filled the Medici apothecaries. Bright notes of orange, lemon zest, and citrus peel open the fragrance with a golden, glowing warmth before giving way to a sumptuous tapestry of spices—cinnamon, nutmeg, clove, ginger, and pink and black pepper. This is a stroll into the perfumers’ ateliers of the Renaissance: warm, pungent, stimulating. A dazzling equilibrium of opposites—fiery and luminous, ancient and modern—woven from more than forty natural essences. The result is an intense, enveloping spice that lingers like sunlight on the skin.
NOTES: Orange, Lemon, Cinnamon, Nutmeg, Clove, Ginger, Pink Pepper, Black Pepper, Coriander, Bergamot, Cedarwood, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Vanilla
Caterina Sforza de’ Medici has been, in 1400, the first ever writer of perfumed waters, cosmetics recipes and natural remedies. Thanks to her manuscript “Experimenti”,Florence became the world capital of perfume. Dr. Giovanni Di Massimo, renowned pharmacist and perfumer, derives inspiration from that maniscript and form this high-caliber epoch of Florentine perfumery, with an aim to resurrect and continue this rich historical legacy.
All the fragrances and perfumes “i PROFUMI di FIRENZE”created by Spezierie Palazzo Vecchio are known and appreciated for their refinement, the intense use of natural raw materials and for their persistence thanks to the wise and generous use of base notes.