Description

Orange blossom and neroli come from the same tree, the bitter orange, but they are not the same thing. Neroli is distilled from the flowers and carries a refined, almost metallic elegance. Orange blossom is the flower itself—livelier, greener, more alive. This is the difference. This scent captures the blossom, not the distillation. It sparkles with citrus brightness and leafy freshness, then settles into something unexpected—a whisper of smoky warmth, almost like lapsang souchong tea, that makes it hard to define and impossible to forget. In 17th-century Italy, Princess Marie de La Tour d'Auvergne, Duchess of Nerola, made neroli her signature. But this is not that. This is the blossom in its natural state: delicate, luminous, and quietly unforgettable. It's the scent of a sun-drenched glasshouse, a quiet afternoon in an orchard, the effortless grace of a woman who doesn't need to announce herself.

Smells Like: Green Floral with a Smoky Whisper