Notes Atlas/Pomegranate
Woody · 169 fragrances
Pomegranate.
169
Fragrances
1965
Earliest use in catalog
top
Typical position · 74%
Woody
Reads as
In the heart of a perfume, pomegranate seeds burst with an invigorating sweetness that contrasts and complements, making it a cornerstone in both classic and contemporary scents.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of pomegranate-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
Where to wear it
The fragrances that wear it best.
The Story
Pomegranate in perfumery.
Pomegranate notes evoke the fresh, juicy burst of its fruit, mingling ripe red flesh with subtle tartness. This versatile note is derived from the pomegranate fruit itself or through synthetic means to capture its essence without the complexity of natural extraction.
Perfumers often position pomegranate in the middle of a fragrance composition, where it adds a fruity and slightly spicy layer that can enhance floral notes like rose, jasmine, and sandalwood. It pairs well with musk for depth, amber for warmth, and patchouli for an earthy contrast.
Today, you can explore pomegranate in iconic fragrances such as Pomegranate Noir by Jo Malone London or the classic Melograno by Santa Maria Novella. These scents showcase how pomegranate can be both a fresh fruity top note and a rich, complex heart note, blending seamlessly with woody and spicy accords.