Inspired by Bvlgari Le Gemme Onekh, Onikha is a story carved in black stone and burnished gold—where ancient rituals meet primal instincts. Drawing from the power of black onyx, a gem long associated with inner strength and deep protection, this fragrance unfolds as an ode to resilience cloaked in seduction. It does not bloom like a flower—it smolders like a sacred fire, flickering in the dark temple of desire.

The scent begins not with sweetness but with depth—resinous smoke, touched with shadow and spice, rises like incense offered to unseen gods. There is heat, but it is slow-burning, ritualistic. Labdanum glows from within, amber-rich and textured like sun-soaked parchment. The spice of the East—dry, warm, and slightly bitter—gives way to a leather heart that beats with quiet dominance. This leather is not raw or brutal; it is refined, like aged parchment or the inside of a sacred reliquary. It evokes strength wrapped in velvet—a restrained sensuality that draws you closer with every breath.

The animalic elements emerge not with a growl, but with a murmur—a musk that moves like skin brushed beneath silk. Amber, warm and eternal, settles on the flesh like the sun setting over ancient stone. Then comes the final movement: oud and smoky woods, a base that lingers with the confidence of a secret never told. It is woody, yes—but scorched and softened by time. The kind of scent that suggests something older than memory and more intimate than words.

Onikha is for those who wear mystery like a second skin. It doesn’t chase—it draws in. It is night without fear, fire without flames, strength without noise. A sacred scent, cloaked in shadow, wrapped in warmth, and endlessly compelling.