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Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Levar Del Sole EDP

Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Levar Del Sole EDP

Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Levar Del Sole EDP is a radiant, sun-drenched chypre fruity fragrance that opens with sparkling orange, crisp apple, and luminous bergamot before unfolding into a heart of handpicked Indian rose. It evolves gracefully into a warm, caramel-kissed base that feels both refined and deeply sensual. This is a mature floral sweetness, balanced and elegant, never cloying.

  • Notes of orange, apple, bergamot, rose, and caramel
  • Radiant and versatile, suited to any occasion
  • Crafted by Xerjoff, masters of Italian niche perfumery
  • A chypre fruity character with unisex appeal

Levar Del Sole is built around hand-harvested roses from Kannauj, India's perfume capital, giving it a floral depth that goes far beyond a conventional rose fragrance and speaks directly to the artistry behind Xerjoff's Casamorati 1888 collection.

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Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 Levar Del Sole EDP is a radiant, sun-drenched chypre fruity fragrance that opens with sparkling orange, crisp apple, and luminous bergamot before unfolding into a heart of handpicked Indian rose. It evolves gracefully into a warm, caramel-kissed base that feels both refined and deeply sensual. This is a mature floral sweetness, balanced and elegant, never cloying.

  • Notes of orange, apple, bergamot, rose, and caramel
  • Radiant and versatile, suited to any occasion
  • Crafted by Xerjoff, masters of Italian niche perfumery
  • A chypre fruity character with unisex appeal

Levar Del Sole is built around hand-harvested roses from Kannauj, India's perfume capital, giving it a floral depth that goes far beyond a conventional rose fragrance and speaks directly to the artistry behind Xerjoff's Casamorati 1888 collection.