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Orientica · Sold as unisex
Sweet Amber
The quiet richness of a well-curated home library, where the scent of aged wood and subtle floral notes intertwine in an atmosphere of calm luxury.
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Sweet AmberHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Sweet Amber by Orientica was launched in 2018, blending an array of rich and earthy notes into a harmonious composition. At its core is saffron, which introduces a subtle warmth that contrasts with the aromatic green topnotes like bergamot and aldehydes. As it develops, the woody heart of palisander rosewood and cedar integrates seamlessly with the floral elements such as jasmine and ylang-ylang, creating a complex yet balanced scent. The base notes of agarwood (oud) and vetiver add depth and longevity, grounding Sweet Amber in its luxurious warmth.
Apply Sweet Amber with two sprays to allow the saffron and woody base notes to develop fully. The scent is best experienced close to the skin rather than from a distance, making it ideal for more intimate settings or cooler evenings.
Fig. 01 — Sweet Amber, Orientica
Where to buy.
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