Delina
Eau de parfum
Bergamot · Lychee · Rhubarb · Damascena Rose
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Parfums de Marly presents Delina and Delina Exclusif as separate creations. Sharing part of the name does not make their note lists interchangeable. Select the entry that matches your bottle, and read any stated differences between the catalog source and the official description. A discrepancy between pages is not enough to infer a formula change or decide which version would describe every bottle.
Xerjoff lists “Mediterranean Fruit” in Erba Pura’s heart without naming each fruit. Preserve that scope: an impression of mango or peach does not become a confirmed note. When looking for a partner, choose what you want to explore in the published profile, review the analysis and expand your candidates in the finder. If you try the pair, describe your perception as a personal experience and distinguish it from the brand’s published notes.
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Eau de parfum
Bergamot · Lychee · Rhubarb · Damascena Rose
Eau de parfum
Damascena rose with an opening of lychee, pear and bergamot. The manufacturer’s current description surrounds it with musks and vanilla, with incense in the heart.
Eau de parfum
A fruity profile with orange, lemon and bergamot at the opening. Its Mediterranean-fruit heart rests on vanilla, amber and white musk.
Eau de parfum
Lavender and citrus in a honey-and-cinnamon profile, with tobacco, vanilla and tonka in the published base.
Eau de parfum
A cognac-and-oak accord with cinnamon. Tonka and sandalwood complete the warm profile; the official description also mentions sweet praline and vanilla facets.
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