Cremona-based luthier Abraham Díaz Romero has formulated the 704 Cremonensis eau de parfum from a blend of oils including elemi, juniper, sandalwood and bergamot to recreate the olfactory sensation of entering a luthier’s workshop. The fragrance, which according to Díaz Romero ‘is as precious and exciting as the sound of an antique violin’, comes in bottles of 8, 30 and 50ml.
704 Cremonensis eau de parfum from €15
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