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Spirit Of Kings · Sold as unisex
Acamar
The quiet confidence of an after-work drink, where the day's stress melts away with each sip.
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AcamarHow it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019, Acamar by Spirit Of Kings is a chypre floral fragrance that captures the essence of modern elegance. Perfumer Christian Provenzano crafted this scent with a balance between bright citrus and rich florals, creating an accord that transitions seamlessly from day to night. The composition opens with bergamot and lemon, providing a fresh and zesty start before giving way to rose and violet for a floral heart. Patchouli adds depth, while musk and amber create a powdery and woody base that lingers comfortably on the skin.
Acamar is best applied in two light sprays. The citrus notes are bright but fleeting, so it's the powdery and woody base that does most of the lasting work. This fragrance reads better close to skin than across a room, making it perfect for intimate settings or evening engagements.
Fig. 01 — Acamar, Spirit Of Kings
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Christian Provenzano
Modern sensualityChristian Provenzano is a perfumer at Firmenich known for his ability to create fragrances that are both contemporary and deeply sensual.
Designer Spirit Of Kings
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