A gift for those who have everything: scented ideas that surprise
Natali Profumeria · 1 min read · November 7, 2026
For someone who already has everything, choose something they wouldn't buy for themselves: an experience, a long-lasting home accessory, a little everyday luxury, or something new to discover. In these cases, perfume works best as an experience rather than a bottle.
An experience
The scent journey in the boutique: an hour with Gabriele to explore your preferences, alone or as a couple. This is the gift we are asked for most often for someone who "already has everything". Find out more about the scent journey.
A home accessory
A Trudon candle with its glass cloche, or one of the house's wax busts, such as Napoleon: items that last. Find more ideas in candles and home fragrances.
A little everyday luxury
- A hair perfume, such as Initio's Atomic Rose.
- A body cream from the house of their favourite perfume.
- A weekly facial treatment, such as a mask.
Something new to discover
A set that takes you on a journey through raw materials, such as the Perris Monte Carlo discovery set, with ten vials. Find more ideas in discovery sets and gift sets.
If you're really not sure
A gift card, perhaps with a note inviting them to visit the boutique: the gift becomes a morning to enjoy together.
Frequently asked questions
What should I give someone who already has everything?
An experience, such as the scent journey, or something made to last, such as a designer candle. These are gifts you wouldn't buy for yourself.
Is perfume a good gift for someone who has everything?
Yes, if they can discover it for themselves: a discovery set or the scent journey works better than a bottle chosen at random.
Products in this article
Atomic Rose - Hair Perfume
€85,00
La Cloche - Candle Bell
€90,00
Olfactory journey - Natali Profumeria
from€50,00
Perris Monte Carlo Discovery Set - Black Collection
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