Nobile 1942 Ponte Vecchio Eau de Parfum

Ponte Vecchio perfume by Nobile 1942 was created by perfumer Marie Duchene. It's an embodiment of elegance for fans of floral and powdery compositions. The fragrance is named after Ponte Vecchio, the oldest bridge in Florence. It was built in 1345. Today it is one of the most recognizable symbols of the beautiful city. The Florentine iris became the main character of the perfume and in Nobile 1942 Ponte Vecchio it represents femininity and tenderness.
 
Top notes open up a world of beauty: refreshing bergamot and sparkling mandarin are framed by spicy coriander seeds.

Heart notes reveal floral motifs: the powdery tenderness of iris, the heady nuances of jasmine and velvety Bulgarian rose create a harmony.

Base notes complete the composition with a velvety trail woven from white musk, ambergris and sandalwood.