Pear Stem
A green impression of the stalk where a pear meets its branch: dry, crisp and cool.
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About Pear Stem
Pear Stem is a green note named after the short, woody stalk where a pear joins its branch. Instead of the juicy fruit or the blossom, it zooms in on that small, easily overlooked part and imagines how it might smell.
Scent Profile
Rather than sugary sweetness, picture something **stemmy**: a dry, cool greenness with a faint woody snap. A hint of pear may hover at the edge, like the smell right where the stalk meets the skin, but the overall impression stays lean and crisp. It feels closer to snapping a stalk off a pear than to biting into the fruit.
Use in Perfumery
Pear stem puts a green accent beside the sweetness of fruit, drawing attention to stalks and branches rather than juice. Alongside fig or leafy notes it suggests a garden setting. Against a milky texture, its dry greenness provides a different kind of freshness from the sparkle of citrus.
