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Elizabeth TaylorDiscontinued

Black Pearls (Parfum)

1996

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Versions Timeline

1996

Black Pearls Parfum (Original Release)

Price Range
$50 – $90

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Sophia Grojsman

"Black Pearls is a rich floral fragrance centered on a soft, peachy opening and luminous white florals. Gardenia, water lily, lotus, and white rose give the heart a wet, delicate floral impression. Amber, sandalwood, and musk create a warm, powdery, quietly sensual drydown. Its overall character is glamorous, feminine, and distinctly evocative of the 1990s. The composition balances fruity freshness with creamy floral tones and a smooth woody base. It is best suited to wearers who enjoy expressive vintage-style florals with noticeable warmth and softness."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Fall
Winter
Spring

Ideal Weather

Mild
Cold
Cloudy
Dry

Moods

Elegant
Luxurious
Romantic
Sensual
Sophisticated
Warm

Occasions

Dinner
Date
Formal
Night Out
Daily Use

Fun Facts

Black Pearls is associated with Elizabeth Taylor's glamorous fragrance image.

Its signature character is often described as peachy, wet, powdery, and distinctly 1990s.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
FruityFloralCitrusAquaticPowderyWoodyOrientalAnimalic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–1h 12m

peach
gardenia
bergamot
Middle Notes

1h 12m–3h 36m

white rose
water lily
lotus
Base Notes

3h 36m–8h

amber
sandalwood
musk

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
70%

Strong

Reviews Summary

“Black Pearls is commonly experienced as a peachy, wet, powdery floral with a glamorous 1990s character. It is not universally liked, as some wearers find its floral and powdery profile intense. Later retail appearances have also been associated with noticeable reformulation concerns.”

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