BERIL

Beril is Unique'e Luxury's citrus spicy fragrance, launched in 2019. Its name recalls beryl, a precious gem: a fragrance meant to capture the senses from the very first spritz.

The Fragrance

Beril was born, as the brand describes it, from vibrant mandarin, delicate spice and soft florals. The fragrance translates them into a luminous journey that moves from a burst of citrus to a warm, enveloping base, without ever losing its elegance.

How It Evolves on Skin

The opening is all mandarin and lemon, livened up by the spicy warmth of pink pepper, coriander and cardamom. In the heart, rose meets jasmine in a dry, almost powdery floral accord, supported by thyme, nutmeg and cinnamon. The base opens onto musk and patchouli, warmed by a soft amber and finished with vetiver, which keeps the fragrance luminous without ever turning syrupy.

Who We Recommend Beril To

Beril is for those who love citrus spicy fragrances with a dry floral heart, never sweet or cloying. A good match for anyone after a versatile fragrance to wear year-round, with a remarkable staying power that makes it a safe choice for evening occasions too.

Fragrance Characteristics

Our Opinion

Beril wins us over with the balance between its citrus-spicy opening and a floral heart that never tips into sweet: it's one of those fragrances that, in our view, surprise with their staying power.

Similar Fragrances

• Memento Audere Semper by Les Folies du Parfum: shares the opening cardamom and a heart of cinnamon and rose, in a more gourmand, amber-heavy take with chocolate and vanilla.
• Sama by The Spirit of Dubai: shares the opening cardamom and a heart of cinnamon and jasmine, in a more opulent guise, with oud and incense in the base.
• Cocktail Maracuja by New Notes: shares pink pepper and cardamom, with cinnamon, rose and jasmine in the heart, in a fruitier, more playful version opening on passion fruit and blackcurrant.

FAQ

Does Beril smell more of citrus or of spices?
Both: mandarin and lemon open with pink pepper, coriander and cardamom, then in the heart thyme, nutmeg and cinnamon accompany rose and jasmine.

Is Beril sweet?
No: it has no gourmand notes, and the base of patchouli, vetiver, amber and musk warms it without making it sweet. Its character stays citrusy and spicy, with a dry floral heart.

What is the difference between Beril and Zen'gi?
Both are citrusy and share pink pepper, patchouli, vetiver and amber. Beril is spicier and more floral, with coriander, cardamom, nutmeg, cinnamon, rose and jasmine; Zen'gi is woodier and softer, with ginger, red wine, honey, olibanum, vanilla and cedarwood.

Product Information

Brand

Unique'e Luxury

Name

Beril

Concentration

Extrait de Parfum

Size

100 ml

Olfactory family

Citrus Spicy

Launch year

2019

Made in

Turkey