Xerjoff Pikovaya Dama takes its name from Pushkin's Queen of Spades, and it smells like the aristocracy that story circles: aldehydes so clean they read as expensive soap, laid over a powdery floral heart and a deep, incense-laden wood base. Collectors rate it among the finest aldehydic compositions ever made, and the reason is restraint -- nothing here shouts, yet it fills a room and holds twelve to fourteen hours on skin, weeks on a heavy coat. Each flacon is individually numbered and set with a natural tiger's eye stone beneath a gold-plated stopper. Unisex, and firmly a collector's piece rather than a daily bottle.
Product Features:
- Aldehydic opening reads as immaculate clean linen and finely milled luxury soap.
- Powdery florals give way to incense-laden woods that stay quietly commanding.
- Holds twelve to fourteen hours on skin, and lingers on outerwear for weeks.
- Individually numbered flacon set with a natural tiger's eye and gold stopper.
How to Use:
Two sprays on the neck and wrists is enough for a full day, given how far this projects. Let it dry naturally. Because the flacon is a numbered collectible, keep it boxed and away from heat and light between wears.
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