Jasmine Od vs Blooming Opal

Shared character

The two scents share a core white‑flower profile built around tuberose, jasmine sambac and a soft musk base, and they are both classified under the floral accord.

How they differ

Both fragrances contain tuberose, musk and jasmine sambac and belong to the floral accord family. Jasmine Od does not list any additional notes, while Blooming Opal adds gardenia, bergamot, sandalwood and honeysuckle. These extra ingredients give Blooming Opal a citrus‑bright (bergamot) and subtly woody (sandalwood) dimension that Jasmine Od lacks.

Who each suits

• Jasmine Od – suited to wearers who prefer a pure, unembellished white‑floral fragrance, often favored for formal or evening settings where a clean, classic floral impression is desired. • Blooming Opal – suited to those who enjoy a floral perfume with a hint of freshness and depth, thanks to the added bergamot, gardenia, honeysuckle and sandalwood, making it appropriate for daytime or spring‑summer wear.