Omnia Green Jade

I have a 2.2 oz bottle available. Message me if interested.

nostalgia hits big with this one. it was my first ever grown up scent gifted to me by my bf cca 2009. a fleeting green fragrance, oh so delicate, feminine and fluffy. what makes this unforgettable to me is the memory tho, not the aroma. there are plenty of other greens out there far better than this. i ll list aqua di gioia, kenzo eau d ete,... chanel 19 of course, pistil. the latters being more mature and refined, pistil even slightly animalic. aqua dg is a good comparison imo. dont bother with ebay and dupes

I have a bottle of this with 8ml left and I don’t even bother reaching for it because: 1. She’s discontinued and I don’t want to run out of it, 2. She doesn’t last long, so reapplication is a must, therefore you’ll run out faster, 3. She’s easily lost in the background as a skin scent, whether that may be upon initial spray, on heart notes, or in the dry down. Would’ve been solid but she doesn’t project much, barely any sillage, and longevity sucks :( Right now, whenever I feel like it, I only spray her on my wrist and indulge on the wonderful scent. There’s something about it that captivates me. Upon spray she has a zing to it because of the mandarin, it’s not too long before she transforms into a green and woody scent !! She also has a slight creaminess to it and no, not in a dairy/lactonic way. She’s creamy in a sugar-free, homemade “pistachio butter” way. To put it simply, she smells like a popsicle stick that you bite into after finishing the dairy-free pistachio ice cream. This scent performs differently on fabric !! She smells like pure green mandarin. It’s almost as if it’s not the same perfume. I badly need a pistachio scent like this. Just fresh, green, nutty, slightly masculine and creamy-but-not-in-a-lactonic-nor-gourmand way. Eyeing khair or kayali !! but i fear the gourmand notes are in your face.

recently did a blind purchase of Khair Pistacho by Paris Corner and found myself in a known place, is not the same as Omnia Green Jade but I can definitely feel I missed it and somehow came back from a corner of nostalgia.

Category: Green, musky (clean), floral Notes: Sprays on incredibly alcoholic but it quickly morphs into a very bright and green citrus. Soon a bit of jasmine joins the mix, and while I'm getting peony it is very dialed back. The base is a dry and smooth non-descript wood, I'd say it leans towards Gaiac if I had a gun to my head, and the musk is airy and clean. The longer this stays on, the more the musk gets to shine, but overall it's blended so well that no note outshines the other. Vibe: Natural hot spring. Iceland. Bare shoulders. Emerald jewelry. Granny Smith apple. Cucumber water. Pilates. Pergola. Spring rain. Lily-of-the-valley. Red/ginger hair. Kayaking. Raft. Woven baskets. Morning walk through the forest. Sillage: 5/10. Definitely wish this one was a little louder, but the projection is fine. Hard to miss when up close and personal, probably wafts over when passing by, but doesn't project beyond an arms length. Longevity: 2/10. Aw, man, what a downer! This lasted like 2.5 hours before it became nearly indistinguishable. Really subpar longevity. Wear: Daytime, but can definitely be worn in the evening as well. Gorgeous spring and summer scent - could work all year round for those who enjoy fresher scents, but in my opinion this is too clean and airy to be worn in the fall and winter. Office wear approved as it's wholly inoffensive. Quite feminine, but a guy with the right charisma could probably get away with wearing it. Overall rating: 7/10. When I first sprayed this on I was skeptical about the praise - sure, it smelled nice, but does it surpass the rating of just “nice”? The longer this stayed on, and the more I went into sniff it, the more apparent it became what a gorgeous scent this truly is. It is fresh and light, feminine and a little sweet. Smells expensive, but not in a performative or over-the-top kind of way, just very refined and clean. This begins very green and bright, but settles somewhere much more grounded, and is so well blended that once fully dried down it is hard to pick out any individual notes. At the same time that this feels oddly familiar, I can't say I've ever smelled anything like it before either. As someone who also tends to not love neither musk nor peony, they are lovely here; the peony takes a backseat, seamlessly blending into the crowd and the musk while clean doesn't scream detergent, soap, shampoo or any other sort of chemical cleaning agent. Even as someone who doesn't love fresh scents I have to admit that this is a perfect spring or summer scent, so invigorating and elegant. The only downside to this fragrance, which unfortunately deducted 1.5 points off my total score, is the garbage longevity. I mean, 2-3 hours is pathetic, and I really wish it had better staying power because it is such a gorgeous scent. Who would wear it?: Jessica Chastain.

A soft, spicy, powdery floral. There’s a daintiness to this. Incredibly well done.

10 months ago I wrote here asking if I could get even a sample of this. Is there an article that explains the business logic behind the "discontinue" of extraordinary scents? Was the reality so different from the wishes of people writing here? Anyway, recently I got a full 65 ml bottle from the eBay. Expensive but some sell it even twice more expensive than I got it. It was worth waiting. This is the 7th of Omnia series that I have now. It is quite what I expected (say 75%) when I imagined the mindblowing greenery of Bvlgari's Mon Jasmin Noir L'Eau Exquise. I found Green Jade being similar to Crystalline, my favourite of this line, and this mostly because of the prominent pear note. I had to spray them on two different places at the same time to verify that they really are different and they are. By the information above I read that GJ was published after Crystalline, maybe that's why they are somewhat similar. But peony, jasmine and woodsy notes -- where? There are many peonies out there, I've smelt tens of them in our botanical garden so who knows which one. Jasmine -- not detected by my nose but it would've been a remarkable addition if I would smell it. Pistachio -- maybe, but that nut has so little smell so if that's here then I would say by imagination rather (or I just haven't eaten pistachios recently enough to remember or detect their smell). Green notes -- there is something and that something is essential that makes it so good but that green happens to be sweet kind and I don't know what it is, maybe some sort of peony or pistachio? GJ is now another favourite of mine in this series, this in addition to Crystalline although I like them all anyway.

My mom had this when l was little and loved this one so so much l remember it even after like 15 years

Why discontinue production? This Fragrance Delicate and Flawless aroma.... Even a perfumes house try to making to smell similar, they don't look the same. This perfume absolutely stunning fir a summer time It's very elegant I regret discontinuing this scent I hope that in the future this smell may come out to the market again🔮❤️

You know it's funny, I also had a girlfriend back in 2010 and this perfume just mesmerized me when she wore it! I don't think it's available anymore and that's a shame. I don't know much about female perfumes, but I know this one is beautiful as a man:)

So first a disclaimer, the bottle belongs to my gf and was bought in 2010. I sprayed it on my wrist out of curiosity. What I get is jasmine, jasmine and more jasmine. It's a fresh, floral scent. I can't detect any citrus. The dry-down becomes ever so slightly greener due to pistachio note, I assume. It's fairly pleasant and clean. Strangely, I didn't get any woody notes from this. While I don't hate this fragrance, I don't really find it anything special, to be honest. It kind of smells like every other skincare product for the ladies (day/night creams, lotions, etc) probably due to the omnipresent jasmine note. The projection is super mild, but the longevity is very impressive. I could still smell it 24h later, so there is that at least.

This was my go to fragrance. So light and fresh but definitely noticeable, I got soooo many compliments while wearing this. It’s a shame it’s been discontinued. I found a decent stand-in with Clean Reserve -Citron Fig, but that, too, has been discontinued as of recently. Sad!

I’m so thankful to have found a new sealed box of this! I had never smelled it before so this was a blind buy, taking a risk based on how much these cost based on their rarity. I love it. It’s a beautiful fresh woody scent with a hint of that nutty pistachio note. If you love freshies and collecting fragrances, it’s worth finding one. Otherwise, if you just dabble in fragrances you can probably live without it. I’ll definitely cherish this one!

Very green scent with some citrus notes. It almost feels like pistachio ice cream with some citrus zest and a mint leaf on top. It's a beautiful fragrance and I was so lucky to get it before it got discontinued. Definitely a treasure to have in my collection. I completely disagree with comparing this scent to Prada Infusion D'Iris. To me, they are totally different scents and Prada has no freshness to it.

I have a sample. --- Very nice fresh, juicy, green floral. Has some citrusy notes in the beginning, then goes a bit soapy like old-time floral savonettes, but never loses the green side. An interesting iteration of the nice clean white floral, on the lines of Pure Poison but fresher. I can smell the musk but it's not overpowering. Very nice and spring-like. Lovely! Projects well, is serene and well-balanced and not heavy at all. Enjoyable and a non-offensive scent that is actually not boring. I like it!

Back again, after almost a month. This really is growing on me. I think it's clean and "safe" while still being different. Damn, if I had more money to hunt purchase some full size bottles (i always fall for discontinued fragrances) I feel like this could have been a signature scent for me. It starts out a little soapy and minerally, but almost fatty like an aldehyde. It seamlessly transitions into linens that were line-dried out in the middle of a green meadow or valley. Green and clean, but the pistachio really gives it the little "je ne sais quoi" that would make me want to chase this fragrance for hours if I didn't already know what that note was.

I only JUST got a tiny sample of this, so I haven't really given it a thorough chance yet. I don't know what to make of it yet. On one hand it was almost TOO clean and mineral. It felt like I was actually smelling a cool, tumbled stone, with an earthy metallic smell. But then the jasmine, peony and musk seem to overpower the pistachio and it gives me an "old lady" vibe. It *did* start turning slightly sweeter after a few hours, so, like I said. I need to give it a few more tries.

Good for spring and summer .. Not a sexy scent . For me is nothing special

Need this treasure back! 🥺💚

I have been on the hunt for a new feminine spring green fragrance. I bought a sample of this, and was disappointed. It opened with a lovely green, woody note, but the dry down is way too masculine and smells like men's deodorant. I tried it again the next day, and had to wash it off. I gave it to my son, hopefully he can use it.

A nutty, buttery pistachio note that lasts and lasts, backed up with that very signature Bulgari woodsy musk base. This is a gourmand that does not scream gourmand. Very classy gourmand.

2020 and I got a good deal on it. Must say, I was not much impressed about this one at first snif. Still, as time passes by, It developes and transforms into a white flowered green (not herbal) soapy scent that just goes along with my skin. Glad I got it.

Second review to add that I was previously hesitant to say that this is similar to Prada Infusion D'iris edp even though I could see why people were saying it. Then today I was confused as to why my skin smelled like Green Jade. Forgetting altogether what I had sprayed this morning, I was confident it wasn't Green Jade. Then I remembered I wore Prada Infusion d'iris edp after my shower.... They really do smell a lot alike in the drydown, just not so much in the opening as Green Jade has that distinct Omnia Crystalline cleanness. But once it dries down, it warms much like Prada does. I believe the pistachio & woods in this behaves in a similar way as benzoin and galbanum does in Prada. They aren't dupes of course, but so similar my brain was fully tricked, and I own both and wear both frequently. Green Jade does not smell like Infusion D'iris EDT, however. I'm surprised to see it so highly voted as similar to the EDT because that is such a different fragrance the edp in my opinion. All this to say, if you were to layer Omnia Crystalline over top of Infusion d'iris edp I'd be shocked if the outcome wasn't a dead ringer for Green Jade. If you can't get this, try that combo!

Oh so many of us are perplexed as to why Bvlgari would discontinue such a green beauty. Why ??? I discovered Green Jade in a chemist in 2013 in the middle of summer. It was like walking through a cool veil of sweet green mist. Beautifully Zen. So uplifting. I went straight back to the chemist that same afternoon and purchased two more bottles as it was love at first sight. I sprayed this weird green and silver bottle (I actually like the shape) with complete abandon and gave one to my mum for her birthday. That meant one bottle left but I wasn't worried until that dreaded word 'discontinued' showed up. What ?? Noooo....why...whah !!! Not again. Bugger :( EDIT: I haven't cracked the cellophane on my one last box yet. I just look at it and think should I or shouldnt I. Whats worse is I don't think my mum was all that into her bottle. I should have known since she wears YSL Opium edp almost exclusively. But it was a gift of love so Im glad I did also.

A light and fluffy fragrance that is easy to like, but not too boring. This starts out with dewy green notes, fresh citrus and a nutty blast of pistachio. The pistachio note is sweet like ice-cream and similar to an almond note, not to the more savory roasted pistachios you eat as a snack. Underneath that lies a creamy and powdery veil of a floral musk scent, grounded by a woody base that keeps the lighter notes from floating off. It's soft and close to the skin, but surprisingly relatively long-lasting. Omnia Green Jade smells clean and soothing and has more character than most of the recent releases in the Omnia line. Too bad it's discounted - it's a really lovely choice for everyday wear, just nothing I would purchase for the fantasy prices that it goes for on ebay at the moment. Maybe it would be if the pistachio was more pronounced and the overall scent was a little more intense... It's still nice the way it is though, if you like softer fragrances and find it for a good price I'd wholeheartedly recommend it.

This is lovely. Lovelier than I remember. I can say it smells like the time it was released, 2010-ish, which was an exciting time for me. I'm very happy to have it back in my life. It's a creamy, warm floral with green notes but not green in the usual sense. Bvlgari likes to use this kind of green accord in their perfumes. A nondescript greenness which I enjoy. It gives the perfume green freshness that's not grassy or bitter. With that, Green jade is softly floral. I would not think pistachio, but it's got some milky warmth that is reminiscent of almond, or almond blossom. The scent is perfect for summer and lasts quite long, too. I love this and Amethyste about equally. Amethyste for summer evenings or after a shower, and Green Jade for going to the river and hot days in general. Both stand out in the Omnia line as special and unique.

I came relatively late to the Omnia party - after this flanker had already been discontinued, and I've been pursuing it for a while now.I strongly like all of the Omnia line (other than Paraiba) and love several of them. Therefore I was confident that I would at least like Green Jade, especially since the notes seemed safe to me and reviewers avowed its resemblance to Crystalline and Prada's Iris both of which I have and enjoy. My first attempt at purchasing Green Jade was a failure but at the same time a learning experience in how to distinguish fake from genuine perfume.Undaunted and somewhat obsessed by now with obtaining the 'real thing', I splurged on a tester from Ebay that seemed authentic and I'm pretty confident that what I received indeed is genuine. So, I've been wearing Green Jade now every day for the past week. My first whiff of this scent was disappointing. The pistachio note seemed to dominate the entire composition through the dry down and I wasn't sure that I liked it all that much. I would have preferred the citrus or green notes to be more dominant.As the scent dried down I did manage to discern the woody base notes which are lovely to my nose. Unfortunately they are very faint and I have to work hard to sense their presence. As I said - I've been wearing this daily and overall the fragrance has grown on me and I can now discern more notes, including those that 'make the fragrance' for me. I've also come to appreciate the pistachio and even like it. All said, however, Omnia Green Jade remains a skin scent for me - a very subtle and quiet one - and in that I am disappointed. I am an undersprayer - I normally wear 2 sprays of most scents - but I have to wear 4 sprays of this in order to be able to smell it on myself. I know that other reviewers warned of this, but almost all the Omnias come with these warnings of poor sillage and longevity and yet somehow on me they all have presence and very good longevity. Turns out that Green Jade is the exception. Edit - 14/9/20 Just wanted to add that Jade has been demonstrating the same 'chameleon' like quality that I get from some of the other Omnias, especially Crystalline and Coral. It really does smell different each time I wear it or smell it on someone else. Yesterday I was 100% convinced my DD was wearing Prada's Iris when she came downstairs but she was wearing Jade! The resemblance is always there but usually much more in the background. Sometimes the pistachio nutty note predominates and sometimes it's the woody notes. This quality is actually something that I love about the Omnias in general. It keeps them from being boring: they keep you guessing...

I am not usually a fan of "green" perfumes, but this one is really pretty. I like to think of this one as the little sister of Versace Yellow Diamond- where Yellow Diamond is unapologetically crisp and sharp, Omnia Jade sits serenely on my skin, with slight sweetness in the drydown. However, I wouldn't purchase a bigger bottle for now, I don't see myself using it daily as the lasting power isn't quite the ideal, but it's still a pretty treasure to keep.

For trade if anyone is interested.

I have never seen a sillage like this, it last days and days, even when I have a shower, it last. Amazing. I can smell green tea.