Rose Gold

Bulgarian rose blooms with immediate freshness, its petals still carrying morning dew and green stalk. The geranium springs forth simultaneously, a peppery-citric counterpoint that prevents any rose sweetness from taking hold—instead you're met with something herbaceous and alive, almost slightly tart on the opening breath.

As the top notes settle, the geranium's spicy-green character deepens, wrapping around the softening rose in an embrace that's equal parts floral and mineral. The composition achieves a genuine balance here, neither note retreating; instead they form a sophisticated green-floral blend that breathes easily on skin.

The base gradually asserts itself—patchouli's earthy undertones and the papery false sandalwood emerge subtly, whilst amber and musk create a gossamer veil of warmth and skin scent. What remains is intimate and faintly woody, the rose now a whispered memory rather than a statement, lending the fragrance an understated refinement in its final hours.