Green NotesOpens with
IvyHeart
Woodsy NotesDries down to
Francis CamailThe nose · 8 fragrances · also made Alliage Sport Spray Estée Lauder (1972)Portrait →Will you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Bond No 9 · Sold as unisex
Gramercy Park
The quiet elegance of Gramercy Park — where the crisp greenery meets soft florals and warm woods, creating a tranquil yet sophisticated atmosphere.
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Gramercy ParkLuxury · $250+
50%Similar accords, often for lessEau de Lierre Eau de Toilette · DiptyquePremium tier, $100–250 · shares 4 of its 7 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Gramercy Park by Bond No 9 was launched in 2003 as part of the brand's mission to capture iconic New York landmarks through scent. This unisex fragrance opens with fresh, green notes that evoke the lush ivy and grass surrounding Gramercy Park itself — a serene oasis in the heart of Manhattan. The composition then transitions into a white floral heart featuring lily-of-the-valley and cyclamen, which adds a delicate sweetness before settling on musky woody base notes that ground the scent with a subtle warmth.
Apply this fragrance as you would a light layer of cologne or perfume. Two sprays are sufficient to capture its fresh, green opening notes that transition into a softer floral-musky base. It's best worn in spring and fall when the air is crisp but not too cold.
Fig. 01 — Gramercy Park, Bond No 9
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Francis Camail
The nose behind Eau d'HadrienFrancis Camail was a French master perfumer who began his career at Florasynth in the 1960s before working at International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF), Symrise, and Robertet. He collaborated with brands including Agatha, Bond No.
Designer Bond No 9
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The originalGramercy ParkBond No 9 · Luxury · $250+Diptyque · 2006Eau de Lierre Eau de ToiletteShares 4 of its 7 notes$100–250★ 3.99 (1,236)63%Match
Marc Jacobs · 2006Marc Jacobs Splash GrassShares 4 of its 5 notes$40–100★ 4.11 (54)42%Match
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Adds aromatic, fresh spicy and marine; shares one accord.
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What people
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 33%, disliked or hated by 19%.