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Amarige

1991 · For women · Floral

Amarige by Givenchy was launched in 1991, a floral fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by white floral, sweet and yellow floral. Key notes: Tuberose, Mimosa and Gardenia.

At a glance

Dominant accordswhite floral, sweet, yellow floral
Key notesTuberose, Mimosa, Gardenia, Ylang-Ylang
Community rating3.90/5 from 9,239 votes

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Accord profile

white floral18%sweet12%yellow floral11%woody11%powdery10%floral10%fruity10%tuberose9%animalic8%

Note pyramid

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About this fragrance

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Amarige opens with a burst of juicy peach, plum, and mandarin, lifted by orange blossom and neroli. The heart is a grand white floral tapestry: tuberose, gardenia, and jasmine dominate, with mimosa, ylang-ylang, and a dozen other florals adding complexity. The base is a warm, sweet blend of sandalwood, amber, vanilla, and tonka bean, with musk and cedar providing depth. This is a classic 1990s floral, unapologetically rich and opulent.

Collectors who appreciate bold, sweet white florals will find Amarige a worthy addition. It suits those who love fragrances like Ysatis or Poison, though Amarige is brighter and fruitier. Ideal for evening wear or special occasions, it projects strongly and lasts for hours. The vintage formulation is particularly prized for its depth and natural-smelling tuberose. If you enjoy big, feminine florals with a gourmand twist, Amarige is a must-try.

中文簡介

Amarige 以橙花、桃、李、柑橘等果香揭開序幕,核心是晚香玉、梔子花、茉莉等豐富白花,交織含羞草、依蘭與黑醋栗,層次繁複。基調以檀香、琥珀、香草、零陵香豆為主,佐以麝香與雪松,溫暖甜美。整體是90年代典型華麗花香,濃郁而持久。

適合喜愛豐盈白花與甜香嘅收藏家,尤其鍾情晚香玉或經典濃香者。氣質成熟嫵媚,適合晚宴、約會或秋冬使用。古董版因原料天然,層次更深邃,值得珍藏。

Reference data

HouseGivenchy
NameAmarige
Launched1991
Marketed asFor women
Dominant familyFloral
Notes recorded26
Accords9

Quick answers

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What are the notes in Amarige?

Amarige by Givenchy: top notes are Orange Blossom, Peach, Plum, Neroli, Brazilian Rosewood, Violet and Mandarin Orange; heart notes are Tuberose, Mimosa, Gardenia, Ylang-Ylang, Jasmine, Black Locust, Carnation and Black Currant; base notes are Sandalwood, Woody Notes, Amber, Vanilla, Musk, Tonka Bean and Cedar.

What accords does Amarige have?

The dominant accords recorded for Amarige are white floral (100.0%); sweet (66.7%); yellow floral (62.9%); woody (61.2%); powdery (57.7%).

When was Amarige launched?

Amarige by Givenchy was first released in 1991.

What does Amarige smell like?

Amarige is recorded as a floral fragrance, centred on Tuberose, Mimosa and Gardenia.

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Observed range$124 – $124 USD
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