Perfume Review: Jewel Perfume for Women by Alfred Sung

Jewel Perfume for Women by Alfred Sung is one of the most luxurious fragrances in the Alfred Sung parfum collection.Jewel Perfume for Women is a real gem, like its name. It conveys a distinct radiance that touches the skin in the most delicate fashion. Luminous white florals perks up the gentleness of the perfume. With layers of succulent summer fruits and dewy flower petals, Jewel is certain to mesmerize you with a parade of charming feminine scent. Its distinct sweetness captivates even the most discerning nose that passes by. It wafts into a lingering fragrance. You’d be surprised by the lasting impression it creates.

Jewel Perfume for Women was presented in 2005. The tear-drop shaped bottle was designed by Jerome Dinand. The top notes features pears and black currant. The mouthwatering goodness of the summer fruits gives off a cool and refreshing appeal. The middle notes is composed of orange blossoms, jasmine and frangipani petals. Coconut milk, plum and mimosa finish off the base fading into a creamy-milky indulgence.

If you’re a fan of subtle feminine fragrances, Jewel may as well be the perfume of your choice. The scent gives off a light fruity-tropical air; it’s not overwhelmingly sweet despite its floral-fruit base. The aroma is bursting with sparkling fruity accords. It’s pleasant and hugs the skin for a considerable amount of time. It’s suitable for daytime.

The Alfred Sung Perfume and Alfred Sung Cologne by highly-acclaimed international designer Alfred Sung embody the minimalist and classic style. Simple as it is, his designs never fail to portray a timeless elegance. The color white defines most of his designs but he also mixes it up with various hues. Other than fragrances, Sung’s fashion house likewise includes a collection of wedding gowns and accessories.

The Alfred Sung fragrance line was launched in 1986. The creative noses behind the fragrances are a collaboration of perfume designers Dragoco, David Apel, James Krivda and Ilias Ermenidis.