Precious One

Rich in exotic fleur des nuits, tuberose and jasmine lend their seductive perfume to the top notes of this fascinating fragrance. Floating on a base of softest green chypre, oak moss lends it's warm distinctive scent and beautiful colour to the heart, whilst deep in the base echos of intriguing smoky depth of vetiver, and other magic ingredients reveal themselves. IT's comforting and warm and delicious. Very good niche perfume

Beautiful and very distinctive. I am not a fan of tuberose but in this it is so gentle and well balanced out with the jasmine and orange blossom sitting there on warm oak moss and then swirling up through is a quite bewitching smokiness from the combo of vetiver, cedar and sandalwood I cannot get enough of this warm and intoxicating scent.

Truly a winner if you love oakmoss .It is perfect.

When first smelled, this seemed like a gentle 'flower'. But OMG it's not. It is a very strong earthy fragrance and also quite distinctive as well. Oak moss is very noticeable, and it has cloves as well. A high quality perfume which has a lot of oils in there (well, I don't know but judging by its strength). I would call this creation interesting rather than pretty. If you have ever taken a walk on the English countryside during autumn, that is what the fragrance reminds me of. Dartmoor in autumn in a bottle. Deep, rich, earthy, green and powerful.

This is a sophisticated, good quality chypre. I loved the floral oakmoss opening in particular, but the vetiver tended to dominate on my skin a little too much for my taste after about an hour. I suspect that this would smell a lot better on a man. Definitely worth seeking out.

This one's quality as well. Smells mossy, dry grass and bit herbal too. Think this one is leaning a bit more on the masculine side, as the floral notes are not enough dominant

What IS this? Amber and spices — pepper and what? Carnation? A distinctive woody note, and the overall impression is woody too. I can't put my finger on it. Is it sandalwood. Quite a dark, skanky wood. Patchouli is in there definitely. And what are the flowers? Rose? I can't make it out... This is what I wrote before seeing the actual note pyramid which left me mute. Could I be more wrong? Tuberose? Really? Eventually after 30 minutes or so I get it. Hey! Floral mossy chypre! But don't expect to guess its accord from the notes listed. An interesting combination, lovely, good for winter evenings and well worth sampling.

This is a good one. I tried blind guessing the notes but failed miserably, I would have guessed warm spicy / cardamon but I think it's all the woodsyness of the vetyver / oakmoss. Sweet from florals. Very nice no bad sidenotes (as AF sometimes has sadly)