Ambre Chromatique
A high-definition amber extrait that captures a nocturnal trek through multicolored jungle. Dry frankincense and sparkling pink pepper meet davana and velvety osmanthus, then melt into a refined amber glow of benzoin, Bourbon vanilla, and Akigalawood, leaving an elegant, spicy-resinous trail.
Perfumer: Quentin Bisch
Ambre Chromatique
A high-definition amber extrait that captures a nocturnal trek through multicolored jungle. Dry frankincense and sparkling pink pepper meet davana and velvety osmanthus, then melt into a refined amber glow of benzoin, Bourbon vanilla, and Akigalawood, leaving an elegant, spicy-resinous trail.
Scent Development and Character
Vivid, spicy-resinous amber that opens with the dry brightness of frankincense and pink pepper, then folds into a textured heart where davana adds herbal warmth and osmanthus lends a velvety, fruity-floral glow, before settling into a deep, high-definition amber accord wrapped in luminous benzoin, supple Bourbon vanilla, and the contemporary woody facets of Akigalawood.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
On skin, Ambre Chromatique feels simultaneously radiant and enveloping: the resinous incense and pepper create a dry, airy lift over a dense amber-vanilla base, giving a polished sillage that is noticeable without becoming heavy. Its plush warmth and spicy brightness make it well suited to cooler weather, dressed-up evenings, and contemplative wear, while remaining versatile enough for daytime use by those who enjoy characterful ambers. Best in autumn and winter, when its warm amber-resinous depth and spice feel most at home; it can also work in early spring’s cooler days or evenings, while generally being less suited to hot, humid summer conditions. Sillage is Projection is moderate to strong for the category: the dry incense and pepper give an airy lift over a dense amber base, creating a noticeable, elegant aura without turning opaque or overwhelming in most settings. Longevity is Long-lasting for an amber extrait: the resin-rich base of benzoin, amber, and Bourbon vanilla, supported by Akigalawood, typically remains perceptible on skin for 8–10 hours, with traces beyond that on fabric.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2022, this is presented as Extrait de Parfum and credited to Quentin Bisch. Rectangular clear glass bottle with rounded shoulders, filled with golden amber liquid and topped by a cylindrical matte metallic cap. The front bears a white label framed by a colored border, printed in clean black typography with the Maison Crivelli logo and the fragrance name “Ambre Chromatique”, matching the brand’s Chocs Olfactifs extrait presentation.
