Eternal Sunrise by The Merchant of Venice bottle
The Merchant of Venice

Eternal Sunrise

3.4/5 · 22 votes Unisex 2025
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Fragrance notes

Top notes
Kyphi
Heart notes
Base notes

Character

Longevity2.8/5
Sillage2.7/5
Day88
Night50
Spring100
Summer88
Fall75
Winter75
Our take

Eternal Sunrise opens with saffron and frankincense, joined by kyphi. The saffron brings a warm, slightly metallic edge. Frankincense adds a clean, resinous lift. Kyphi rounds the top with a soft, sweet smoke that feels ancient and polished at once. The heart moves into ambrofix and akigalawood, supported by papyrus and cypriol. Akigalawood carries a dry, woody spice. Papyrus adds a crisp, papery texture. Cypriol deepens the center with an earthy, root-like weight. Ambrofix smooths the transition and keeps the woods from turning sharp. The base rests on tonka bean, labdanum, and styrax. Tonka brings a gentle vanilla warmth. Labdanum adds a sticky, amber resin. Styrax lends a dark, balsamic finish that lingers on the skin. The overall character is amber, woody, warm spicy, oud, vanilla, and balsamic. It feels composed by Gaël Montero with a clear sense of balance. The resins never overwhelm the woods. The spices stay close to the skin rather than loud.

The mood fits bright morning light and open air. It works well for someone who enjoys resinous woods without heavy sweetness. The tonka is present but restrained. Labdanum and styrax give it a serious, slightly solemn base that pairs with sunlight instead of candlelight. Wear it when you want a warm, spicy aura that feels grounded and composed. It suits a person who likes frankincense and saffron handled with care, and who prefers amber that behaves like a structure instead of a dessert. The result is steady, detailed, and made for clear days.

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