Oriental

Amber

Labdanum, benzoin, the golden hum at the centre of an orientalist daydream.

Amber is the golden hum at the centre of an orientalist daydream. The word itself is misleading — real amber is fossilised tree resin and has almost no scent — but in perfumery, amber is a constructed warmth: labdanum, benzoin, vanilla, balsam, the warm sun of an accord that doesn't exist in nature. Amber fragrances feel inhabited from the first spray, as though they have been worn before. They carry old-world weight, the smell of velvet curtains and slow afternoons. Wear amber when you want depth without darkness, warmth without sweetness, presence without effort.

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Ingredients that perfumers reach for when composing Amber.

AmberOriental

AmbergrisOriental

LabdanumOriental

Amber XtremeOriental

Ambermax™Oriental

AmbertonicOriental

AmberwoodOriental

BenzoinOriental

Black AmberOriental

Coral AmberOriental

Crystal AmberOriental

French labdanumOriental

Hinoki incenseOriental

Indonesian MyrrhOriental

Kyara IncenseOriental

Light AmberOriental

OpoponaxOriental

Peru BalsamOriental

Red AmberOriental

Red MyrrhOriental

Siam BenzoinOriental

Spanish LabdanumOriental

Tolu BalsamOriental

White AmberOriental

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Amber

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