CopalOpens with
OlibanumHeart
IncenseDries down to
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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Piedra de Sol
The quiet intensity of a campfire in the heart of Patagonian wilderness, where smoldering embers blend with the earthy richness of native plants.
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Piedra de SolLuxury · $250+
49%Similar accords, often for lessLa Collection Nu · Yves Saint LaurentPremium tier, $100–250 · shares olibanum and incense8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Piedra de Sol, launched by Fueguia 1833 in 2013 and crafted by Julian Bedel, embodies the rugged warmth of Patagonia's landscape. At its core is a blend of copal, olibanum, and incense that creates an enveloping smoky-amber aura. The fragrance opens with fresh spicy notes that gradually give way to a balsamic warmth, reminiscent of the region’s native botanicals. This composition captures the essence of Fueguia 1833's mission to celebrate Patagonia through its distinctive scents.
Piedra de-Sol has enormous sillage but moderate longevity. For best results, apply sparingly to pulse points — it projects well and can easily overwhelm with too much. It's a scent that reads better close to skin than from across a room.
Fig. 01 — Piedra de Sol, 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 originalPiedra de SolFueguia 1833 · Luxury · $250+Yves Saint Laurent · 2011La Collection NuShares Olibanum and Incense$100–250★ 4.09 (594)46%Match
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Adds earthy, woody and citrus; shares one accord.
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