Tiffany & Co

Just love this!

I'm a big patchouli fan, but this is too much. Upon first spray, it's light and has a certain old money appeal. After the dry down, it's a dirty patchouli bomb with nothing else to balance it out. I smell like I work in a head shop.

A bit mature for my taste, I get middle notes of grandma or nursing home. It is also quite overwhelming upon application but over time becomes more tolerable. Not my fav but not terrible.

Tiffany & Co. is pleasant, but not particularly memorable to me. It's a clean, polished scent that reminds me of walking into a freshly opened department store. I don't find myself wanting to wear it as a personal fragrance, but I could absolutely see myself spraying it on sweaters or in my drawers just to enjoy that crisp, clean smell.

Grabbing brunch with the girls in the city before spending the day shopping to your heart's desire. This scent reads sophistication

clean. nice. soapy clean fun ! oh to be a fancy white cat with a pink collar. i’m thinking of the aristocats again. damn it.

oh so classy. super elegant, the type of scent you'd smell from across the church at a wedding and assume the grooms wealthy aunt is wearing it. could be worn in the day or even the night. So fresh. Getting a fresh fresh laundry smell from this one. Fresh laundry in a garden. You're in the garden remembering the ice cream truck. nothing in particular reminds you of the ice cream truck, but you're thinking about it. When was the last time you visited one? A tear rolls down your eye and you wipe it with your freshly cleaned shirt. Oh! oh its floral and clean oh oh oh ooough and a little fruity!! You stop crying, you're distracted by your own scent.

I actually love this perfume. It's very high class, elegant, and sophisticated. The citrus is dominant and thank God it is not sweet. This is for a mature lady. Let's have all the teenagers wear their sweet gourmand scents, I am sick of vanilla, caramel, and marshmallow. I don't want to smell like everyone else.

The perfume of a very wealthy woman. And thank god it smells like a woman's perfume. Superb.

i desperately searched for a summer scent, but i think it may have found me. my boyfriend’s sister started developing a coping mechanism in the form of getting rid of her bought, somewhat impulsively, possessions. makeup, hair products, clothes, perfumes. she walked up to me and asked me if i want to have it, and as i tend to take everything one gives to me, i of course accepted the offer. i have known her for quite a time now, a few years, but we both are introverted individuals and we never really talked. we didn’t know what excites us both. but one day something clicked and we found common interests. initially i didn‘t like it when i first spritzed it on my wrists. i still took it, left it in my boyfriend’s room, he complimented me once on my smell. immediately i packed it into my bag and decided to use it more often. when i sprayed it today something clicked. it didn‘t smell like cleaning products to me anymore, i found joy in its freshness, the iris came through. and it made me feel truly clean, and that is something wonderful on a sweaty summer day like this.

Not a fan. I found it to be quite a mature and musty floral.

Orange rind and rose and patchouli. The peach and musk give this a 90’s vintage vibe.

I like it but dont love it. It’s clean and crisp but has an almost cleaning product like smell which isn’t always nice

A long time ago, when this perfume was first released, I smelled it at a perfume shop and thought, "Ugh! It stinks!!!" and decided I would never buy anything from this series. Time passed, and I forgot how incredibly awful it was, so I impulsively bought a brand new one at a ridiculously cheap price on Mercari. It's still incredibly awful. It smells kind of like Salonpas (a pain relief patch), and it gave me a headache. This is another top-tier cursed item. It's also incredibly long-lasting; once you put it on, the smell lingers even after taking a bath.

It’s ok. Not something I would go out and buy. It’s light and fresh.

This is very pretty! It truly does reminds me of YSL Mon Paris edt but less pink-smelling berry top and no peony. A very clean sheer musky smell, it’s not super special but pleasant and inoffensive. A little sharp but that fades as it sits on your skin. Something about it is kinda sterile though, I think it’s the purple floral I interpret that way. Smells like a put together mid-30s corporate lady who’s confident, direct, pretty, and kinda mean who you wouldn’t approach. The sharp purple floral (iris) hurts my head though, I’d rather wear the yslmpedt or get Tiffany’s rose gold edp.

I know this isn’t an official perfumery category, but for me this is a purple floral. I even keep a virtual shelf for this category on my profile. Energetically, this fragrance feels like a blend of blue and purple light. Very clean and elegant, quiet, but still visible. It doesn’t project loudly, but it radiates presence. I tried Sheer Eau de Toilette last year and, well, it was very sheer. This one has more body, it’s not heavy, but it definitely feels more substantial. Some people say it’s simple, but I actually find it quite nuanced. The composition isn’t linear, and evolves over time. It’s fresh, but not excessively fresh, also clean, but not in a laundry detergent or soap way. The citrus notes are very mild and blended so smoothly into the composition that you can’t really isolate them. The drydown is more powdery and musky, but doesn't signal vintage (as it's sometimes with powdery iris/violet blends). This fragrance has been on my wish list for quite a while, and I think the time has finally come. Wearing it feels a bit like putting on diamond jewelry in perfume form.

smells like a clean grandma

This scent reminds me of a diamond. Clean, clear, crisp and slightly cold even. But very classy and I have received compliments while wearing it.

It sort of reminds me of windex unfortunately

I really don’t like this perfume at all it’s like a beginner perfume granted I’m not a fan of floral or citrus fragrances which this is entirely.

Very beautiful perfume. Great day scent, strong but not overbearing. Citrus & sweet florals. Little powdery. Florals are definitely more of a purple floral. Lasts a long time too.

This fragrance is shockingly lovely. It’s elegant, nuanced, and just beautiful

I am in the midst of my "fresh girl era," coming out the other side after several years of hoarding amber-dominant scents like my life depended on it. Fresh, clean, musky and powdery fragrances is what I'm tending to gravitate towards, and my hunt for the perfect fresh floral has led me to test Tiffany by Tiffany & Co. Tiffany has been created by perfumer Daniela Andrier, known for creating Prada Infusion d'Iris and Gucci Eau de Parfum II, (two fresh floral fragrances that I adore). This fragrance is described as a "sparkling floral musk," the perfect homage to the brilliance and purity of a Tiffany diamond. Daniela Andrier has chosen to feature the same noble iris accord as used in Prada Infusion d'Iris, and added a burst of freshness and zest with green mandarin, bergamot and lemon. Tiffany is a clean, airy, gentle floral with a touch of powdery iris and white musk. I reach for fragrances like this when I want to evoke a freshly showered, clean laundry aroma. After the crisp, zesty citrus opening, the scent settles into a refined, powdery and somewhat cold iris fragrance. It feels almost metallic on the skin with the freshness it evokes. The drydown is a warm, sensual and impeccably clean blend of patchouli and white musk. The patchouli accord is not earthy, green or dense, but provides a subtle hint of warmth to enhance the feeling of clean skin. In the many years since this fragrance was released, it has become less talked of and has been eclipsed by the Tiffany Rose Gold flanker. This clean, bright fragrance is perfect for all seasons, and is light enough to suit perfume sensitive environments like the office and medical clinics. Its strength lies in its quiet sophistication and understated elegance. Some people might not understand the appeal of this fragrance and consider its scent pyramid to be generic and bland, but for those that have an appreciation for clean, fresh florals, this fragrance is well worth a sample.

In the late 80s, I had Tiffany, which was very beautiful. It was luminous. Now this one, Tiffany & Co. has different notes and has prominent patchouli. I definitely prefer the 80s perfume, not to say this is bad. I wouldn’t buy this but happy to have tried it.

Not usually one to be seduced by packaging, but I think this is the most beautiful bottle design on the market at the moment. Was really bored by the scent the first few tests. Originally thought it was generic, but it's really grown on me and I've noticed it's quiet attraction. It's elegant and refined - looking and smelling like an emerald cut diamond. They know what they're doing. LOVE that there's no white flowers in this - sets it apart from the current masses. Disagree with the powdery note vote. It's a freshy with citrus and a slightly bitter, green edge that balances out any powdery vibes in my opinion. I don't think Iris immediately makes things powdery anyway - but the younger crowd may not feel similarly. This is an every day perfume for a woman who doesn't need to explain and a special occasion perfume for an understated, classy lady. I'm so into it.

it's just citrusy without changes. kinda similar to chanel eau fraiche, but way lighter. maybe I have this association cuz I don't usually wear fresh and citrus scents. its long lasting though!!! For over 10 hours, I can smell the top notes and it is still on skin after I washed my hands and wrists. nothing special, but I want to love it so much. :( there is something so special about having this beautiful tiffany color in your room

Classic, elegant, signature-worthy. This is basically a musky citrus. Not sweet at all. Could be worn as a daytime fragrance any time of year, anywhere, in my opinion. This would be a fantastic office fragrance.

A fresh blend of citrus and floral - a very classy, clean and refreshing everyday scent to me. I often wear this to the office!

The fragrance opens with a clean, crisp citrus burst, leaning strongly toward mandarin. It’s fresh, smooth, and elegant — you can picture someone in their mid-20s to early 30s wearing it effortlessly. There's a touch of powderiness early on that adds to the sense of refinement, but it stays light and airy. As it transitions it becomes more about iris — giving that soft, makeup-y feel reminiscent of lipstick.The citrus fades, leaving behind a whisper of musky florals that sit close to the skin. It remains clean and powdery, almost like fresh laundry or cool bedsheets. After an hour, it becomes a true skin scent — barely noticeable unless you're right up close. In the dry down, the patchouli adds a soft warmth, but it’s still primarily musky and clean. The scent is very well-blended, polished, and elegant, but also quite forgettable. A safe, everyday perfume with class, but lacking any bold personality or lasting impact. Rating: 5/10. Elegant and clean, but fades fast and lacks wow factor. Vibe : 💎🫧💄