Seta is an olfactory interpretation of 16th-century Venetian silk, delivering a texture that feels exactly like its namesake — smooth, shimmering, and substantial. The opening offers a brief, sparklin...
The fragrance is widely praised for its silky, high-quality texture, with many enthusiasts noting that while it features a prominent saffron note, it serves as a more balsamic and resinous alternative to Baccarat Rouge 540.
Performance is consistently described as reliable, typically lasting through a full day with a moderate "scent bubble" sillage that is noticeable without being aggressive.
While the brand markets this toward women, the community frequently discusses it as a unisex option, often grouping it alongside other high-end amber and vanilla niche fragrances like Lune Féline and Ylang in Gold.
It is overwhelmingly favored for cold-weather wear, specifically for winter evenings and formal occasions where its "sparkling" yet "cozy" character can stand out in the crisp air.
Enthusiasts often label Seta as an "underrated gem," arguing that it offers better value and a more unique profile than more mainstream luxury scents in the spicy oriental category.
