Noorolain Taif Eau de Parfum

Noorolain Taif is a peppery rose composition, a collision of Taif and Turkish roses lavishly dusted with pink and black peppers and a crackle of toasted coriander seed. A glimpse of jasmine glows amid the rose, just enough to add a sense of dirty sunshine. This vivacious opening is fabulous and a perfect homage to the Noor-ul-Ain or Light of the Eye that inspired it, one of the world's largest pink diamonds, mounted into a sublime tiara of the same name made by American jeweller Harry Winston. The oval brilliantine gemstone is a very singular shade of pink and this somehow feels brilliantly reflected in the glittering cannonade of rosaceous pepper at the top. Noorolain Taif is a gutsy, if not savoury experience, smoothing out as it settles into the base notes of agarwood, amber and potent cashmeran. It is a moody and regal fragrance, befitting its in namesake, but it has beautiful rose charisma and graceful longevity of hour upon spiced hour on the skin.