Violetta Nobile Erbario Toscano for women

Typical nice violet fragrance: feminine, clean, decent, polite. You can’t go wrong with this.
It smells pretty natural.

I am not the biggest fan of violet, but this is a good one, it does not smell like detergent or similar.
Feminine, all-year round.

Aroma of fresh violet, with a little bit of the classic violet "musty" edge, but still also with a springy freshness. A nice unique everyday floral, not super long-lasting but who cares I have a roller-ball I can put in my purse :)

When a perfume composition is taken out of production, the interest in it increases significantly. That's what happened with Violetta Nobile. It's a violet. And no, it is not just a violet, but a very beautiful violet, dense, plume.
Ylang-ylang, lily of the valley, iris, mimosa, violet are very delicate floral compositions. The density of Violetta Nobile is given by cedar, vanilla, bergamot. Very beautiful powdery-floral trail, the perfume is not loud, but very feminine. Especially beautiful in humid weather!

Open a drawer with clean handkerchiefs smelling of air and iron. On those handkerchiefs is laid a Parma violet soap bar, but a good quality one. Can you smell the scent of violet and cloth? Then you are very close to this little gem that smells of clean, old-fashioned, of "it's all set to go for a nice walk and get us an ice cream on Sundays, in the village," when the pace was slower and the desire to have a chat ran among the people every time you met someone. After a half hour or so a tender veil rises, barely perceptible, a breath I would say, because airy, of Iris. So the scent becomes more intimate, comforting: caress of a distant time that makes the soul rest, if only for a little while.

Very good violet indeed! I have the little one of this one.
Somewhere between, literally, Guerlain's 2000s Insolence (which I had) and the very classic Parma Violet.
Sprayed on immediately, in fact, do you smell the more "greenish-vegetal" notes of mimosa and ylang ylang, plus something else green (hint of the violet leaf there, too)? Then in drydown (very violet-iris-talk) it is very reminiscent of Insolence, but with the absence of the violet candy sweetness along with an almost lacquer-like note of the latter, it is much easier to wear and I must say I prefer it. Also because I once happened to spray too much Insolence by mistake and it has nauseated me ever since! But how nostalgic...it was still a great scent! I will definitely repurchase it over time. The durability is great, the violet realistic, what more could you ask for?

At first I didn't like it, then I liked it) I took it without a test and wanted dusty violet, dry. Here it is juicy, at first ylang-ylang soloing, generously added mimosa, a bit of lily of the valley and sweetness of vanilla. The violet is there, but it's in the bouquet. Even though it's not pure violet, it's a marvelous scent from the hair. It smells like grooming products. No grannies or trunks))) Decided not to sell it, let it be.
By the way, even after testing it on the blotter I wouldn't buy it, you have to wear it around to understand.
Molinard violette was in my wishlist, but having Erbario Toscano, the need for Molinard is no longer necessary - very similar.

Flower at once humble and noble, delicate and powerful, wild and graceful, mischievous and composed...how many epithets for the violet, how many possible ways to render its essence!
Let me preface this by saying that, in the magnum sea of existing flowers, the violet is not exactly a favorite...however, finding one that is well done, realistic and not too sweetened, is always a comforting experience.
This Violet is absolutely well done. It opens very fresh and almost "woody"...I guess there isn't any, but I feel something mentholated and sylvan about it that accompanies the little violet flower in its impertinent and lively unfolding...beautiful opening, realistic and natural that continues into the beating heart of the creation: vaguely sweet and vegetal, the mimosa and iris give just a bit of sunny dustiness letting the fragrance evolve naturally, with a subtle vanilla sweetness, without becoming cloying or overly powdery.
A pleasant and transversal Violet, fresh and jaunty, casual and elegant depending on the context...I find it to be the classic year-round wearable scent that can meet the taste of anyone, of any gender, in any circumstance.
Easy scent, equally easy to read and with good durability, on me attested to around 4 hours. Very pleasant!!!

I'm looking for my violet. The scent of those flowers that I saw only in my childhood, and even then not so often. But since then, they are my favorite flowers and my favorite scent, which I remember very clearly. It's the best smell in the world.
But it doesn't work with perfume. If I manage to hear it somewhere, it is overpowered by other notes. In Violetta Nobile there is definitely violet, definitely it is in solo, but not "that" and at the expense of dilution of other notes, in the whole picture, the fragrance is folded into a yellow floral on my sniff. Whether they grow other varieties of violets in Italy and France, or whether they are used with the leaves, I don't know (although the candied ones are very similar), but there is not that fresh sweetness without a drop of greenness and bitterness that I am looking for. Maybe it's interrupted by other notes. I don't feel powdery in this fragrance, it's not there for me, but I distinctly hear mimosa at the start. Mimosa and violet. And almost the same, "my" violet can be heard at very high humidity, for example, if I bring my hand with the fragrance to the humidifier. And also when I put it on my pillow in advance, about six hours before bedtime. This commentary was written rather for those like me - searchers of fragrant violets, I know there are such. And if anyone has found one, please write).
In general, if you put aside the search for "the one", the fragrance is quite pleasant, spring, I would not call it sweet, more like fresh-sweet with leafy and mimosa bitterness. I am waiting for spring to wear it properly in the right weather conditions.

I bought it for the rare violet craving moments.
It occasionally gets me, but not often, so I wanted a scent that smelled just like violets without spending too much.
Noble Violet does the job.
My bottle is fresh and the scent is good, but it also seems quite synthetic to me, in the wake of other similar scents, but thankfully not hyper-talented like Insolence (I know the original version)!!!
It's okay. It's not too sweet either.
It lasts for a few hours. I didn't detect the feel-not-feel effect typical of violet. Too bad.
The Man ruled: it tastes like auntie's violet candy.

Very cool!
Delicate from the start "meteorite-Guerlain" violet, slightly spiced with iris and mimosa.

It's a very chic powder.
IT'S NOT RETRO IN THE SLIGHTEST.

In principle, there are a huge number of such fragrances.
But in all of them I am always hindered by mimosa - at some point it becomes more than violet.

Everything is perfect here. Violet is the main one.
In principle, the closest to Volpt ODLR.
And to the famous powder balls themselves.

I have always been fascinated by simple, good fragrances that reproduce the natural scent of a single Flower, and although I appreciate the ingenuity of certain combinations, I still prefer and seek them out.
I smelled Noble Violet by chance: it is perfect! A fresh, modern scent with that slightly retro allure that I like so much.
Good, good, good!

I just want to write an associative series of words: boudoir, the creak of theater scaffolding, delicate pink puff in a round, elegant ivory powder box; the beginning of the twentieth century; She is a blonde with porcelain skin, fragile, graceful and weightless. One "but" - too much powder, blonde and retro.

Full-bodied and delicate violet at the same time! Almost violet in purity is the essence it returns. Floral clean soft modulated perfect...assuming that I consider the essence of this flower really among the most Noble and refined, not at all ladylike or retro! A component that also succeeds in mixing many men's fragrances (even Cavalli's latest men's) in an amazing way. I will definitely purchase this for my aunt who loves the essence. Excellent Erbario Toscano.