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Pantheon Roma · Sold as unisex
O
The moment when the first sip of champagne meets the sweetness of ripe fruit at an intimate gathering.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2025, O by Pantheon Roma is a Floral Fruity fragrance crafted by perfumer Chris Maurice. The composition begins with the effervescent notes of Champagne Rosé and Pink Pepper, which give way to a heart of Black Cherry and Rose, adding a lush, fruity complexity. The base notes of Amber, Sandalwood, and Vanilla create a warm, comforting finish that ties everything together seamlessly.
O is best applied in light layers — a single spritz allows each note to unfold naturally. The fruity top notes are most prominent during the first hour, while the warm base notes settle in after that. Ideal for daytime or evening wear.
Fig. 01 — O, Pantheon Roma
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Chris Maurice
High Perfumery, a family inheritance, born into one of Spain's most prestigious perfumery families and immersed in niche fragrance since childhood.
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