Bvlgari Le Gemme Amunae

Moonstone is the reference and jasmine is the material, which makes Amunae the odd one out in a line built mostly on woods and musks for men. Bvlgari released Le Gemme Amunae in 2025 as an eau de parfum composed by Sophie Labbe, pairing jasmine grandiflorum absolute with a black musk accord and a thread of incense. It is classified for women and men, and it wears that way. Aromatica lists the Le Gemme Amunae decant in Bangladesh for anyone curious how far the line has moved.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Aldehydes, Olibanum

Heart: Jasmine, Ambrette (Musk Mallow)

Base: Black Musk, Oak

Full note breakdown on Fragrantica.

The Scent

Aldehydes open it with the sparkle you would expect, sharp and slightly soapy for the first few minutes. Frankincense sits right behind them, and it is a dry, quiet incense rather than a church-smoke one, which keeps the brightness from tipping into detergent. Then the jasmine arrives, and it is the best part of the fragrance by a wide margin, fresh and creamy at once rather than the indolic, overripe version that scares people off white florals. Several reviewers report a fruity, almost bubblegum flash in those early minutes, so expect that reading to be possible on your skin. The complaint that follows it is consistent: the jasmine does not stay as long as people want it to. Ambrette bridges the middle and softens the flower with a light powderiness that carries it into the base without a hard transition. From there it is black musk and oak, clean and slightly animalic when you put your nose to skin, with the wood reading dry rather than resinous. One Fragrantica reviewer described the dry-down as reminiscent of Le Gemme Tygar's powdery musk, which is a useful pointer if you know that one. The other consistent theme in reviews is the price, with plenty of people calling the composition well made and the cost hard to defend. The aldehyde and incense pairing at the opening is what separates it from the mass of jasmine releases on the market, since most either sweeten the flower or bury it in fruit, and this one sharpens it instead.

Reviewers also note that it behaves differently on paper than on skin, reading brighter and sharper on a blotter and warmer once the ambrette and musk have something to sit on. That gap is the main argument for sampling it properly rather than deciding at a counter.

When to Wear

Spring and summer, and it leans toward daytime and office wear more than after dark. It also holds up for an elegant dinner where you want something polished instead of loud, which is where the incense earns its place. Aromatica's musk and skin scents sit nearby if this is your register.

Who Is It For

Someone who wants a jasmine that behaves like a clean modern musk rather than a heady white floral. It suits people who wear soapy, understated fragrances and want one with better materials underneath.

If you know the line already, Le Gemme Tygar shares the powdery musk finish reviewers keep pointing at. Browse the full Bvlgari collection at Aromatica.

Available as an authentic decant in Bangladesh at Aromatica in 3ml, 5ml, 9ml, and 15ml.