Ruby vs Ultraviolet

Shared character

Both Ruby and Ultraviolet share the notes sandalwood, vanilla, peach, raspberry and lotus, and they are built around floral and ambery (oriental) accords.

How they differ

Ruby includes rose, bergamot, cedarwood, freesia and melon that are not present in Ultraviolet. Ultraviolet adds osmanthus and chili‑pepper, which Ruby does not contain. Neither fragrance lists unique accords, and both lack a defined fragrance family.

Who each suits

Ruby’s blend of rose, bergamot, cedarwood, freesia and melon would likely appeal to wearers who favor a combination of fresh citrus, soft florals and subtle woody‑fruit tones. Ultraviolet’s inclusion of osmanthus and chili‑pepper makes it more suited to those who enjoy an exotic floral note paired with a hint of spice.