No. 56 Valeria
Fragrance notes
Character
No. 56 Valeria presents oakmoss and fern alongside lime and clover. The mossy and woody accords create a grounded foundation that feels close to the earth. Green notes run throughout the blend, giving it a fresh quality that stays present. Floral touches soften the sharper edges without making the scent delicate. A sweet facet appears among the heavier elements, balancing the earthy tones with a gentle warmth. The fern and clover add a wild, untamed character to the composition. Lime provides a bright spark that cuts through the dense moss. Everything sits together in a way that feels natural rather than arranged.
The fragrance carries a clear chypre structure that emphasizes texture over sweetness. Oakmoss dominates the atmosphere, supported by woody notes that feel dry rather than resinous. Clover introduces a subtle hay-like dryness that pairs well with the fern. Lime is not sharp or juicy here. It acts as a light accent that keeps the moss from feeling too heavy. The floral accord is quiet and does not push toward a traditional flower scent. Sweetness is present but restrained, never becoming the main impression. The overall feeling is green and rooted, with enough brightness to keep it from turning dark.
This is a scent for daytime wear in open air and natural light. The mood suits a walk through tall grass or time spent outside when the air feels alive. The lime and green accords match that kind of brightness, while the moss and earth hold it down. It suits someone who wants a fragrance that smells like plants and soil without leaning into heavy musk. The sweetness is low enough for those who usually avoid gourmand scents. It feels at home in casual settings where the air is clear and the light is
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