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Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel

Women 2008

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Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel: A Floral Fruity Gem Launched in 2008, Jewel Sky is a women's fragrance that blends the brightness of citrus with the sweetness of fruit. Its scent pyramid unfolds with delicacy and radiance, making it a great choice for those seeking a joyful and refined perfume. Jewel Sky belongs to the Floral Fruity olfactory family and…

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Main accord white-floral Year 2008 Gender Women

Jewel Sky by Christine Arbel: A Floral Fruity Gem

Launched in 2008, Jewel Sky is a women's fragrance that blends the brightness of citrus with the sweetness of fruit. Its scent pyramid unfolds with delicacy and radiance, making it a great choice for those seeking a joyful and refined perfume.

Jewel Sky belongs to the Floral Fruity olfactory family and opens with vibrant notes of citrus, lychee, peach, and grapes. This juicy and refreshing start invites you to explore the rest of the composition.

Women who enjoy floral fruity fragrances with a powdery and fresh twist, perfect for spring and summer.

Jewel Sky is a cheerful and balanced offering from Christine Arbel, ideal for those who want a feminine, luminous, and memorable perfume without excess.

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