Fiore di Mare
Fragrance notes
Character
Citruses and tropical fruits open the composition with a bright, sunny lift that feels immediate and cheerful. The opening is sweet without becoming heavy, and the fruit notes carry a natural, slightly juicy quality that keeps the start lively rather than sugary. As the fragrance moves forward, rose, lotus, and orange blossom form a floral heart that is soft and rounded. The rose adds a classic floral depth, the lotus brings a gentle, watery petal feel, and the orange blossom contributes a clean, slightly creamy white floral touch. Together they create a bouquet that is feminine and polished, with the flowers blending smoothly so that no single bloom dominates the others.
The base introduces ambergris, vetiver, and resins that ground the bright top and airy heart with warmth and texture. Ambergris adds an animalic, salty skin-like warmth, vetiver brings a dry, earthy woodiness, and the resins provide a balsamic, slightly sticky richness. These elements give the fragrance a steady, comforting foundation that balances the citrus and floral layers. The overall character is floral first, supported by amber, citrus, animalic, aquatic, balsamic, white floral, tropical, and woody accents that feel cohesive rather than competing.
In a garden during warm days with open air and gentle breezes, this scent fits naturally among blooming flowers and dappled sunlight. It suits someone who enjoys a floral fragrance with noticeable amber and citrus facets, and it feels at home in casual and semi-formal settings alike. The blend is approachable yet detailed, offering enough depth to hold interest without ever turning sharp or overwhelming. It is composed by Shahar Schwartz and offers a balanced walk through rose, amber, and vetiver.
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