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  • BVLGARI GOLDEA THE ROMAN NIGHT ABSOLUTE EDP 75ML PERFUME
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Bvlgari Goldea The Roman Night Absolute - Eau De Parfum 75ml

Dhs. 175.00 AED
Dhs. 230.00 AED
Dhs. 175.00 AED
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Highlights
  • A Fragrance with endless possibilities, captivating the daring, the intensity and the tension of a roman night
  • Evokes the desire to live a passionate night in the eternal city
  • Hypnotic perfume, an elixir endowed with supreme powers of seduction
  • It has an exotic touch and very daring ideal for occasions that require large doses of elegance
  • The nose behind this fragrance is Alberto Morillas
Overview
The history of BVLGARI – a name synonymous with precious jewels, striking design, vivid colours (and fine fragrances) – begins in a small Greek village, where Sotirio Bulgari fashioned precious objects from silver. In 1879, Sotirio crossed the Mediterranean from to Naples, then moved on to Rome. It was the humblest of beginnings: he sold his silverware objects in front of the French Academy on the Pincio. Then a Greek merchant offered him the corner of a window in his shop on the via Sistina to showcase his wares. Customers loved them – and in 1884, Sotirio opened his first jewellery store, on that same street. 10 years later, he moved to the Via Condotti – renaming his shop ‘The Old Curiosity Shop’, from the Dickens novel, to act as a magnet to British and American tourists. It worked – and before long, Sotirio was beginning to make jewellery and accessories, as well as silver objects. But it was Sotirio’s sons, Giorgio and Constantino, who fell in love with precious stones, learned the secrets of the trade, and took Bulgari to a new level. The Via Condotti store grew, and had a makeover. And after the tribulations of World War II came a turning point, embracing the classicism of the Greeks and Romans and the Italian Renaissance, to carve out the bold, distinctive style that we know Bulgari for today. The ‘V’ used in the Bulgari logo is taken from the Latin script that the house adopted as its signature, FYI.