Amber perfumes tell the story of oriental perfumery: ambergris, golden amber, amber accords with precious resins. A warm, enveloping, sensual note that characterizes the most emblematic fragrances of niche brands.
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Frequently asked questions about amber perfumes
What is amber in perfumes?
In perfumery, amber is not the fossilized resin found in jewelry, but rather an accord constructed with benzoin, labdanum, vanilla, and balsamic resins that evokes warmth, sensuality, and mystery.
Are amber perfumes suitable for winter?
Yes, amber is a warm and persistent note, ideal for colder seasons. Lighter, powdery interpretations also work well in spring.
Difference between ambergris and sweet amber?
Ambergris is an animalic and marine note, derived from the sperm whale (now synthetic). Sweet amber is the classic resinous accord with vanilla and benzoin.
