Looks like it’s all change at Camp Le Gemme. From what I can gather, several of the scents from Bulgari’s high-end range have been discontinued (including my beloved Falkar?), and the remaining ones have been housed in slightly less ostentatious packaging. I suppose this is at least partly to make room for the new-ish Allegria collection, on which I hope to bring you more info soon. To mark the transition, the brand have launched a new scent, Orom, composed by Sophie Labbe, which I reviewed over on Love At First Scent a little while ago. Here’s a link: Bulgari Le Gemme Orom review.
The wheel is most certainly not being reinvented with Orom, which suggests that the re-launch is an attempt to align Le Gemme as a somewhat more crowd-pleasing member of Bulgari’s overall portfolio. It’s extremely well done – a darker-than-usual vanilla blended with smoky resins and a few coils of oud – but it isn’t especially memorable. A bit like a dinner companion whose company you find charming and witty right up to the last spoonful of dessert… before realising that you’ve forgotten their name moments after saying goodbye to them.
Persolaise
[Bulgari Le Gemme Orom review based on a sample provided by the brand in 2022.]
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