OrangeOpens with
MimosaHeart
PetitgrainDries down to
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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Naranjo en Flor
The freshness of an orange grove at midday, where sunlight filters through leaves and the scent of blossoms mixes with the bright zest of fruit.
Full bottle: Luxury tier, typically $250+. Links open each seller's own page. We may earn a commission; it never changes the order.
Naranjo en FlorLuxury · $250+
50%Similar accords, often for lessAqua Allegoria Nerolia Bianca · GuerlainPremium tier, $100–250 · shares orange, neroli and petitgrain8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2010, Naranjo en Flor by Fueguia 1833 is a citrus fragrance for women and men that captures the essence of Patagonian landscapes through its use of local medicinal plants. Created by Julian Bedel, this scent opens with bright notes of orange and neroli, which immediately evoke the freshness of early morning in an orchard. The heart introduces mimosa and petitgrain, adding a layer of floral sweetness that balances the citrus brightness. This composition is not just about individual notes but how they work together to create a sense of place — the sun-drenched groves and the crisp air of Patagonia.
Naranjo en Flor is best applied in light sprays to capture its delicate balance between citrus brightness and floral warmth. It blooms within minutes on skin and lasts well into the evening without becoming overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Naranjo en Flor, Fueguia 1833
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Julian Bedel
South America's first luxury perfume houseJulián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.
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The originalNaranjo en FlorFueguia 1833 · Luxury · $250+Guerlain · 2013Aqua Allegoria Nerolia BiancaShares Orange, Neroli and Petitgrain$100–250★ 3.84 (1,260)61%Match
L'Artisan Parfumeur · 2005Fleur D'OrangerShares Orange, Neroli and Petitgrain$100–250★ 4.34 (91)48%Match
Atelier Cologne · 2022Bohemian Orange BlossomShares Orange and Neroli$100–250★ 3.67 (365)47%Match
Goutal · 2013Les Colognes NeroliShares Neroli and Petitgrain$100–250★ 4.36 (135)
With Hermès Terre d'Hermes Flacon H 2018
Adds woody, earthy and warm spicy; shares orange.
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