Royal Mystery Perfume By Swiss Arabian Eau De Parfum Spray For Women

Royal Mystery Perfume By Swiss Arabian Eau De Parfum Spray For Women

Marsoni

M251S

$77.68

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Royal Mystery Perfume By Swiss Arabian Eau De Parfum Spray For WomenRoyal Mystery Perfume by Swiss Arabian, Like bottled refinement and sophistication, royal mystery by swiss arabian is an intriguing perfume that unleashes your inner queen. Fresh, spicy and seductive, it opens with a bright burst of melon and pear that soon melds with the light aroma of delicate freesia. The fragrance deepens with an irresistible heart of luscious rose and tangy rhubarb.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012