Acqua di Parma
Scento states that each decant is hand-poured from an original full-sized bottle sourced through authorised European retailers — never a clone, dupe or inspired-by version. Manufacturer batch codes belong to those original bottles and are not printed on Scento decant vials.
At Scento, 12 Acqua di Parma fragrances are available as hand-decanted samples in 2ml, 5ml, 8ml sizes — a practical way to try Acqua di Parma before committing to a full bottle. A decant is a small measure of the original fragrance transferred into a travel-friendly atomiser, so you experience the exact scent rather than an imitation, and every order ships tracked across 27 European markets.
Founded in 1916 in Parma, Italy by Baron Carlo Magnani, Acqua di Parma is an Italian luxury house widely credited with creating one of the country's first eau de colognes. Its hallmark Colonia—a luminous composition of Sicilian citrus, aromatic herbs and refined woods—established the understated, sun-warmed elegance that still defines the maison across fragrance, home scent and personal care. Now part of the LVMH group, Acqua di Parma embodies a discreet, timeless Italian sophistication for those who favour quiet refinement over ostentation.
Founded in 1916 in Parma, Italy by Baron Carlo Magnani, Acqua di Parma is an Italian luxury house widely credited with creating one of the country's first eau de colognes. Its hallmark Colonia—a luminous composition of Sicilian citrus, aromatic herbs and refined woods—established the understated, sun-warmed elegance that still defines the maison across fragrance, home scent and personal care. Now part of the LVMH group, Acqua di Parma embodies a discreet, timeless Italian sophistication for those who favour quiet refinement over ostentation.