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Arabian Oud · Sold as unisex
Nawaf Gold
The quiet intensity of an afternoon in a well-appointed study, where the scent of aromatic woods and spices mingles with the gentle floral notes from a vase on the desk.
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Nawaf GoldHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Nawaf Gold by Arabian Oud is an Oriental Fougere fragrance that marries the freshness of rosemary and bergamot with the warmth of cinnamon and sandalwood, creating a scent that feels both invigorating and comforting. The heart of orange blossom and rose adds a floral touch that softens the spiciness without overpowering it, while musk and amber provide a powdery base that grounds the composition. This fragrance is a proof of Arabian Oud's expertise in blending traditional Middle Eastern notes with modern aromatic nuances.
This fragrance blooms best when applied to pulse points — wrists, neck, and behind the ears. The top notes are bright but dissipate quickly, so allow it an hour for the warm woody base to fully emerge. Best suited for evening wear or cooler weather.
Fig. 01 — Nawaf Gold, Arabian Oud
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