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Пиковая Дама (Pikovaya Dama) by Новая Заря (The New Dawn)

Women 1949

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Pikovaya Dama: a powdery 1949 floral with a dark twist Пиковая Дама (Pikovaya Dama) from Новая Заря (The New Dawn) is a floral fragrance for women released in 1949. Listed ingredients include amber, iris, rose, coffee, bergamot and green notes. It holds an average score of 4.16 out of 5 from 124 ratings. Rose and iris do most of the…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 36%
  • Spring 14%
  • Summer 12%
  • Autumn 38%
  • Day 32%
  • Night 68%

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124 votes

  • Positive 88%
  • Negative 4.8%
  • Neutral 7.3%
positive reviews 124 community votes
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About Пиковая Дама (Pikovaya Dama)

Main accord amber Year 1949 Gender Women

Pikovaya Dama: a powdery 1949 floral with a dark twist

Пиковая Дама (Pikovaya Dama) from Новая Заря (The New Dawn) is a floral fragrance for women released in 1949.

Listed ingredients include amber, iris, rose, coffee, bergamot and green notes. It holds an average score of 4.16 out of 5 from 124 ratings.

Rose and iris do most of the floral work here. With no official top, heart or base breakdown in the available data, they read as a paired core: rose for bloom, iris for cool powder.

Amber and coffee add weight and a roasted edge, while bergamot and greens bring citrus lift and leafy freshness. The result is a floral with shape, not a sheer or watery one.

Recorded accords cover amber, iris, roses, powdery, citrus, coffee, green, violet, floral and earthy. The powdery and earthy tags explain the vintage feel, and violet sits naturally next to iris.

No perfumer is credited in the data reviewed, so it is best approached as a period piece in women's floral perfumery. Its appeal now is that firm, low-sweetness profile.

A good match for fans of classic powdery florals, vintage-style rose-iris blends, and anyone who likes amber and coffee set against citrus-green brightness.

A steady, old-school floral pick: rose, iris and amber sharpened by coffee, bergamot and greens.

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Leading answer Long-lasting

51 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

62 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally feminine

33 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

20 votes

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