Gold - glass stopper
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Shalini GOLD parfum envelops you in a warm golden embrace of marigolds, saffron, frankincense, myrrh, honey and amber. Presented in a luxurious 50 ml glass stopper bottle, filled with the newly released Shalini GOLD perfume.
Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh were the most precious gifts offered to the Royalty. Gold is associated with the Sun and the highest stage of spiritual development. Gold is illuminating, sacred, eternal and precious. Gold was considered the noblest of all metals by the ancient world. Legend tells of Spanish explorers who came across beautiful Marigold blossoms in the Americas. Recognizing their golden-like appearance, they gathered the blooms and presented them as an alternative offering. Over time, offering Marigolds to God became a cherished tradition, symbolizing devotion, spiritual wealth, and the blessings of abundance.
Pure Parfum. Made in France.
Saffron, Incense, Myrrh, Honey, Amber
This brand is the concept of the haute couture designer Shalini, born in Bombay. Shalini's fragranes are created by the award-winning master perfumer Maurice Roucel. He has only used ingredients of the highest quality and you will experience that immediately. Shalini started her career as an architect, but her innate fascination with texture, mood and color introduced her to the world of haute couture and haute perfumery. As a child she was surrounded by scents and her scent memories (from her favorite flowers in her mother's garden like tuberoses) are incorporated in the perfumes.
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