Cianuro

This poison, easily mistaken for cooking salt crystals thanks to its seemingly harmless appearance, just like our appetizing salt, was as practical and effective as it was terribly disguised and lethal. In fact, it could easily be mistaken for the salt used to flavor the delicious “deadly” dishes of the Last Supper, and it was very easy to conceal, carried in the ingenious secret compartment of the famous ring worn by Lucrezia.

A trusted friend who knew how to serve the hypnotic beauty of the wonderful Lady, just as this creation will be able to charm and hypnotize anyone who approaches it. A seductive and bewitching potion, with a seemingly harmless charm, yet capable of releasing its scent like a magical, enchanted aura.

The bouquet opens with the sweetness of exotic fruits, where papaya echoes intertwined with mango and passion fruit, enhanced by the sweetness of pineapple and the cheerful aromas of neroli. The heart welcomes this radiant head and opens into a sinuous and captivating embrace where the charm of White Water Lily emerges, embraced by the strength of Narcissus and the elegance of Lily of the Valley, all arranged on a bed of intoxicating Roses. The creation then bases its most secret inspirations on fresh oakmoss and the precious woods of patchouli and sandalwood, softened by the seduction of Tuscan leather and warm cashmere. The seductive power of this creation will resonate in the air long after your passage.