Bvlgari has launched Omnia Paraiba, the sixth flanker to the original Omnia (the latest was Omnia Indian Garnet). Omnia Paraiba was named for the Brazilian state, home of the Paraiba tourmaline.
Omnia Paraiba is described as a "luscious floral scent with fruity freshness"; the notes include Laraha orange, passion fruit and flower, gardenia, sugar cane and cacao bean.
Bvlgari Omnia Paraiba is available in 25, 40 and 65 ml Eau de Toilette.
(via thebay)
Always a pretty bottle, but have not been taken with any of the flankers themselves.
I liked crystalline ok, but admit I’ve kind of lost my interest. And the original was the best and it’s gone!
I haven’t liked any of the flankers I’ve tried either. The last one, Indian Garnet, was so aggressively boring that my hopes aren’t high for this one. But I’ll probably still give it a sniff if/when I see it.
That was a scrubber on me
Same!
I don’t understand why we can’t just have the original Omnia. I will, of course, try this one. I always have hope.
As compared to other lines where the scents are flankers (and hopefully have some relation to the original), it seems like the Omnias are BOTTLE flankers–i.e. just an excuse to have pretty colors on an interesting and recognizable bottle shape.
Agreed.
Well said, both of you!
Isn’t it weird to still make new flankers of a scent they chose to discontinue?
I wish they’d kept that one at least in the small size or something, just for posterity.
That Looks SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL! That Colour is OUTSTANDING! Might be worth it to but just for the colour of that bottle Alone!
Maybe they will reissue the missing ones from the collection (Omnia and Omnia Green Jade, which I thought both were quite nicely done) like they are going to be doing with the “Au The” Fragrances (Re-Releasing Au The Rouge) to do a complete line sometime in the future.
Oh, I wish…I do miss Omnia.
It is kind of Outrageously priced on eBay as well… the lowest I found was in the $79.00 range and only went UP from there!
Remember the fat days when we were complaining about the original bottle?
Ha, so true!