Diadema takes its name from “diadem”, the distinguishing symbol of sovereignty and nobility. This perfume gourmand crowns luscious and charming caramel, an ingredient that, for many, takes its origins in the discovery of “Kurat Al Milh” (“ball of sweet salt”) by the Arabs. A delightfully scented jewel that evokes the high-value Caliphs was said to attribute to sugar. Diadema is adorned with fruity notes of cherries, bergamot, and orange. Its central ornament is a delicate and floral accord of rose and jasmine. The base marks the triumph of sweetness.