White Diamonds, an eau de toilette for women launched in 1991 by Elizabeth Taylor with Elizabeth Arden, is the work of Carlos Benaïm. Aldehydes, lily, neroli and citrus open onto a bouquet of tuberose, jasmine, rose, narcissus and ylang-ylang, set on sandalwood, oakmoss, patchouli, amber and musk. Its slender bottle wears a band of rhinestones beneath a golden cap.
A slender bottle of colorless glass, ringed beneath its golden cap by a wide band of small sparkling stones.
The eau de toilette bottle forms a tall, narrow rectangle with rounded corners, in colorless glass, set on a thick transparent base. The glass reveals a golden yellow juice.
Beneath the cap, a wide silver band set with small stones imitating diamonds echoes the name of the fragrance. The cap, tall and cylindrical, is a shiny metallic gold.
On the front, WHITE DIAMONDS, ELIZABETH TAYLOR and EAU DE TOILETTE SPRAY NATUREL appear on the glass. The house says the actress took part in designing this bottle, sold in a golden box.
Also composed by Carlos Benaïm
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- My Way IntenseArmani
- Pure PoisonChristian Dior
- My Way YlangArmani
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