Valmont Storie Veneziane Blu Cobalto I

The chocolate fragrance Blu Cobalto I was included in the brand's first perfume collection dedicated to the culture and nature of Venice. The perfume extract invites you to take a walk around the surroundings of the church Campo San Moise, an interesting example of Baroque architecture. A mix of cocoa, patchouli and opoponax is housed in a laconic bottle with a miniature sculpture in the shape of a Venetian mask.
The first Storie Veneziane perfume collection was dedicated to Venice. This is recalled by the bottle with a Venetian mask, created by local artist Leonardo Chimolin, and by the name of each of the five fragrances. The perfume extract Blu Cobalto I, built on notes of cocoa, patchouli and opoponax, is named after the pigment used to colour Murano glass. The colour of the leather bottle also echoes this.
Campo San Moise, the embodiment of Venetian splendour and theatricality in pure Baroque style. A delicate cobalt-blue leather glove, thrown onto the stone, catches her eye. She picks it up and inhales a seductive, long-lasting scent that lingers in the memory.

TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version of a fragrance that manufacturers include with a batch of product for point-of-sale promotion. Please note that a tester has no differences from the retail version (fragrance quality, longevity, etc.). The only difference is that, because testers are produced for promotional purposes, the manufacturer is less meticulous about their presentation: they are offered in so-called technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from the retail packaging of the bottles) and often do not include a cap. This explains the lower price of testers.