Omnia

Smells like caramel with a strong burned nut scent with white chocolate, i dont get any of the top notes haha totally gourmand but a lil bit flowery, only liked it for 2 weeks and then gave it away for a friend, not bad, just boring and not on my side of tastes as im more of a soleil blanc girl, but i didnt knew it was discontinued haha bough a tester for 23 USD like 8 months ago and gave it away like 2 months ago haha i dont even think my friend has used it, i can exchange the bottle for a 2ml decant of Santal Complet or the 60 usd discovery kit of byredo HAHAHA damn, i would exchange this for 2ml of any Niche that has coconut xD i think i actually saw another bottle in the same store, dm if you want me to get you one haha in my country is common to find discontinued testers for disagner fragances haha

I have one 1.3 oz bottle available. Message me if interested.

I have a 65 ml bottle for sale for 150€ (EU). PM if interested

The original Omnia is like nothing else. Creamy, nutmeg, earthy chai...just love it. Unfortunately my original bottle broke. I did find a new replacement bottle at CVS last year but it was not the same as I remembered...watered down and strange or maybe it was just too old? If anyone has an original bottle for sale or would be willing to sell even a tiny sample, please PM me! I would be so grateful to smell this again :)

The main problem the scent posseses is the lack of power, projection and sillage. It is very soft. Mainly masala tchai overwhelmed by ginger and cardamon. After a while it gets stronger, though still remains rather a skin scent. Notes of white chocolate and pepper appear with time. In the background I feel pale guaiac wood which I like. The tea note is still present. Nutmeg, saffron and almonds are also adding a couple of notes. It would be a great scent if it was stronger. Scent profile predestines it for autumn, but sheerness and lightness seem more spring-like. Not even 3 hours have passed and it disappeared. No wonder it is no longer in production. Too fleeting.

Opens with a pleasant chai spiciness that’s cozy and soft. The nutmeg, cardamom, and masala chai stand out most, but the fragrance itself doesn’t really evolve, it stays fairly linear. Not much depth or complexity, but it’s comforting in a simple way. Longevity and sillage are both okay, not remarkable. A nice wear if you enjoy spicy tea fragrances.

This is gorgeous! I remember smelling this more than 20 years ago at Nordstrom and remember thinking it was fantastic. Out of nostalgia I just purchased a bottle from EBay. So so good. I might have to get a back up bottle. It is rich, warm and inviting.

My signature scent in my 20’s. I didn’t know much about fragrance at the time, I just knew I loved this and it wasn’t as sweet or cloying as most designer fragrances of the time. It is warm and spicy and magnificently blended. I’m always searching for something similar but have yet to find it. I did get my hands on a bottle about 6 years ago and it had a similar ish scent that was watered down. Either it was a bad dupe or a very old bottle. I gave up trying to find one. I wish they’d bring this back. RIP Omnia Brown The OG was a 10/10

I managed to get a small decant of Omnia. What a hidden gem, all the more so for being sadly discontinued. It feels elegant and nostalgic: creamy, spicy, a little floral, with a subtle smoky undertone. The floral heart is soft and dewy, with orange blossom mingling with other pale blooms, carrying a gentle creaminess like green almond milk. I can smell dark and red pepper, freshly ground nutmeg, and a hint of cardamom. It’s both contemplative and sunlit. I picture an intellectual woman in the 1980s, lost in thought, a cigarette in hand.

Smells like a beautiful lotion and chai tea . Only downside is projection and longevity is poor. But I love it , what a pity it’s been discontinued .

is anyone selling their bottle? I cannot seem to find it anywhere :(

FYI I randomly found a brand new bottle of this at CVS about a year ago for about $70, so of course I snatched it up. Just letting you know there's still hope of finding this out there!

Oh this is lovely. Omnia is a light, floaty milky-spicy-woody scent, with the vague omnipresent Y2K radiance that’s Morillas’s signature. A few minutes in, the black pepper becomes quite distinctive, giving a welcome edge to an otherwise mellow scent. A hint of caramel sweetness starts to peek out over time, but never becomes more than a suggestion. Basically, Omnia is a masala-chai-inspired, gently sweetened spiced-woods tan affair, sitting on top of a zippy fresh synthetic cologne structure that gives it an airiness and energy and inner glow that few Orientals have. Friendly warm spices that won’t weigh you down — yes please!

Not a safe blind buy. Its earthy musky for me I get nose blind. It smells good but not for everyone. Def an acquired smell.

I am so sad I can not seem to find this anymore. I'm aware it has been discontinued for some time now but I could find it readily on the grey market. This has been a love of mine since it was first released and the only fragrance that has lasted the test of time. I wish Blvgari would pause with all the flankers and bring this back. Or I wish Alberto Morillas would create something akin to this in his Mizensir House. It is so unique and I have tried to find something similar but have not been able to. There is nothing like it. It does something magical with skin.It would fit in right now especially with the gourmand trend that fragrance has taken as it was ahead of its time when it was first released. The longevity of it is not great but I don't care. It is that special. I'm cherishing the half bottle I have left. I'm so sad not to be able to continue loving this masterpiece once I run out. I bought 2 more bottles and yes paid way too much but what is one to do? The love affair must continue...

kinda smells like medicine for me, most likely because of the ginger…i don't hate it though

This is the only perfume I’ve ever gotten a compliment on! Wish it wasn’t discontinued. Rationing my bottle.

Legendary! I am grateful I got the chance to own a half used bottle. I also have "Floral", "Crystalline", "Amethyst", "Crystalline EDP (2013)" and "Indian Garnet" from the "Omnia" line and they all are pretty, classy, clean scents. The ginger and mandarin orange make the opening sticky and "wet". A bit weird, but not enough to put me off. Once these two go away, it dries down to a powdery, nutty, cozy fragrance. To me, it smells like hot spicy tea and salted nuts. I would wear this on a rainy Sunday while watching a horror movie at home. Probably my favourite "Bvlgari" fragrance so far. They should really consider bringing it back! It is the original "Omnia" after all. The colour of the bottle is lovely. Despite the large amount of negative reviews, I find its performance solid. It radiates softly whenever I move my body. I can smell it on my shirt and mask for many hours. I guess it depends on the batch. It is a shame that this has been discontinued. It would be great if they brought it back and rebranded it as unisex. This is not a typical feminine perfume and nor is the package.

The blend of spices on this one is on point. It doesn’t hurt my nose and it was very soft for me. Me and my cousin just blind bought this one and we were surprised that it smells really good! I hope bvlgari will make a comeback for this because it so sad that it is discontinued.

I got it as a blind buy, a truly unique fragrance, a great blend of spices, woodiness, nuttiness, for this price point. I hope they bring it back so that I won't run out of it. The other Omnia line fragrances are way more generic and perfumy compared to this one.

Love this … its in my collection …

I received this perfume as a gift from my perfume vendor few weeks ago. At first, I was like it is nice but not overtly excited about it. I decided to wait a while and give it more time before writing my review about it. I packed it in my suitcase and went on my annual Christmas holiday. My extended family members really like and all commented on it, way more than any other perfume I took along. Now, I can tell you I can identify this scent as distinctive and with some character. The top notes are quite bold and a lovely blend of spices and florals on me. It mellows after a few minutes but makes it presence felt for a few hours. What I appreciate about this perfume the most is that it gets along very well with other scents. I have layered Omnia with French Coffee and it was amazing. I have layered it with some Arabian fragrances from Lattafa, Fragrance Worlld and Sawalef and they have all been hits. It also blends well with fragrance body mists and perfume oils, so I am thoroughly enjoying this pretty bottled coral gift. I would be interested in getting another bottle if the price is nice for sure. So if you can find it, do try it, you might end up falling in love with it, like I have. 😍

What a beautiful blend of warm and creamy spices. Those middle notes are to die for! I don’t usually wear spice blends but this has me sniffing my skin repeatedly. A gorgeous fragrance. 🤎

From what I remembered, this is a very beautiful warm scent... Too bad they discontinued this.

Picture sipping Indian Spiced Tea, masala chai, against the backdrop of Southern Europe—that's the essence of Bvlgari Omnia. This fragrance offers a distinct departure from the familiar French, Italian, and Spanish women's scents. While it may be light and lacking in projection, it maintains a unique character. Opening with zesty Ginger and aromatic Cardamom, it transitions into Nutmeg and Cinnamon, ultimately settling as Chocolate and Sandalwood. Although now discontinued, this somewhat higher-priced designer scent was a diluted take on the European fragrance norm, subtly infused with Asian spices. With an exceptionally unique bottle design and crafted by a legendary perfumer, its underwhelming year-round performance remains a point of contention. The fragrance's allure may not match the hype it once garnered.

A balance of floral and fruity, it just smells fresh. The mandarin orange note is very present, and I like how it’s not as sharp compared to other citrus notes. I think it blends well with the peppery notes. A perfect signature scent!

There is definitely something amiss with this formula. I bought it new six months ago (reputable online fragrance discounter), and could barely smell it at all so let it sit quietly in my cabinet to give it time to develop over the warm months. Pulled it out again today... and I sprayed and sprayed. And sprayed some more. Like 20-30 sprays. Skin, clothes, hair, everything. (My usual number of sprays is 3-5, depending.) While the scent is nice, it has very little presence and no depth at all. Looking at the notes it should be warm and have some depth even if it's light-wearing and casual, but it's like there is nothing there. I don't even feel right re-selling this! Or donating it, because it's just not a perfume - even from a thrift store a buyer would be let down. I gave it a couple hours then added a few more sprays, !! and layered Lalique "Lalique" over it to try to get some action going. At best it will be a body spray I'll use a base layer for other scents with a warm / spicy profile. If it has been discontinued, it's too bad that quality slipped so badly before they pulled the plug. I don't write bad reviews because fragrances are such a personal thing, however this one I feel a responsibility to let buyers know it's a risky purchase to buy what might be the last remaining stock of Omnia. Wish I had a vintage to compare this to - because it sounds like it must have been really lovely. Edit, one month later: As luck would have it, I purchased a small auction collection of vintage mini bottles and this was one of the collection. The batch code dates it to October 2003, and indeed, as suspected, this little dabber mini has much more personality than the recent one. It is at once spicy AND fresh, autumn-crisp. It's warm but without cloaking you in it, really nice for daytime. I am really enjoying it!

This is different and unique, androgynous but slightly feminine. The only downside is the performance, 4hrs max and weak sillage. Oh, apparently this is discontinued. Well, I received a small sample of it just recently so that's weird lol.

The fragrance has a very poor silage, while it’s longevity is even worse. Its scent is not impressive or outstanding.

Good: unique scent. Nothing else in my collection smells like this. Bad: too soft and too light. Weak performance.