
Crystal Noir
Crystal Noir by Versace was launched in 2004, a spicy fragrance for women. Its accord profile is led by fresh spicy, warm spicy and white floral. Key notes: Coconut, Gardenia and Orange Blossom.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | fresh spicy, warm spicy, white floral |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Coconut, Gardenia, Orange Blossom, Peony |
| Community rating | 3.94/5 from 25,257 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Crystal Noir opens with a sharp, aromatic triad of pepper, ginger, and cardamom—a spicy overture that feels more peppery than ginger-forward, with cardamom lending a subtle eucalyptus-like coolness. Within minutes, the heart blooms into a creamy, tropical white floral: coconut milk and gardenia dominate, while orange blossom and peony add a soft, slightly soapy lift. The coconut is unmistakable but not suntan-lotion sweet; it's lactonic and rich, almost like fresh coconut cream. As it dries down, sandalwood and musk anchor the composition, with amber providing a warm, resinous glow that lingers for hours. The overall effect is a spicy-floral oriental that balances freshness with depth—ideal for collectors who enjoy bold, distinctive scents with a tropical twist. It suits evening wear in cooler months, though the pepper keeps it from feeling heavy. Best for those who appreciate white florals with a spicy edge and don't mind a prominent coconut note. A 2004 release that still feels contemporary.
中文簡介
Versace Crystal Noir 於2004年推出,屬東方花香調。前調以胡椒、生薑、小荳蔻開場,辛香帶微涼;中調椰子、梔子花、橙花、牡丹交織,椰奶感濃郁但唔甜膩,白花輕柔;基調檀香、麝香、琥珀收結,溫暖樹脂感持久。整體辛香與奶滑並重,層次分明。適合秋冬夜晚、約會或正式場合,氣質大膽而神秘。推薦畀鍾意白花加辛香、接受到明顯椰子味嘅收藏家。
Reference data
| House | Versace |
|---|---|
| Name | Crystal Noir |
| Launched | 2004 |
| Marketed as | For women |
| Dominant family | Spicy |
| Notes recorded | 10 |
| Accords | 10 |
Quick answers
Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.
What are the notes in Crystal Noir?
Crystal Noir by Versace: top notes are Pepper, Ginger and Cardamom; heart notes are Coconut, Gardenia, Orange Blossom and Peony; base notes are Sandalwood, Musk and Amber.
What accords does Crystal Noir have?
The dominant accords recorded for Crystal Noir are fresh spicy (100.0%); warm spicy (93.8%); white floral (91.0%); coconut (83.2%); lactonic (66.4%).
When was Crystal Noir launched?
Crystal Noir by Versace was first released in 2004.
What does Crystal Noir smell like?
Crystal Noir is recorded as a spicy fragrance, centred on Coconut, Gardenia and Orange Blossom.
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