Thorns Become Roses
A contemporary, contrast-driven rose that embodies transformation, evolving from a vivid, luminous opening into an intense floral heart, and settling into a deep, enveloping woody amber trail. Lychee and raspberry meet the metallic sharpness of saffron and cardamom, evoking the harsh brilliance of noon light on Petra's cliffs. At its heart, Turkish rose unfolds with dense, velvety depth, held in contrast by the green-leathery facets of violet leaf and the powdery softness of mimosa. The base settles into a mineral, enduring trail of amberwood and patchouli, softened by creamy sandalwood.
Perfumer: Julien Rasquinet
Thorns Become Roses
A contemporary, contrast-driven rose that embodies transformation, evolving from a vivid, luminous opening into an intense floral heart, and settling into a deep, enveloping woody amber trail. Lychee and raspberry meet the metallic sharpness of saffron and cardamom, evoking the harsh brilliance of noon light on Petra's cliffs. At its heart, Turkish rose unfolds with dense, velvety depth, held in contrast by the green-leathery facets of violet leaf and the powdery softness of mimosa. The base settles into a mineral, enduring trail of amberwood and patchouli, softened by creamy sandalwood.
Scent Development and Character
Opens with a luminous fruity-spicy burst of lychee, raspberry, and saffron, then evolves into a dense, velvety Turkish rose heart with green and powdery facets. The base is a mineral, woody amber trail with creamy sandalwood, creating a balanced, tactile, and lasting impression.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
As an editorial suggestion, This fragrance's transformative nature makes it ideal for transitioning from day to evening wear, from office to special occasions, where its evolving character can be fully appreciated. autumn. Sillage is Moderate to strong. Longevity is Long. These are editorial estimates derived from the documented composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2026, this is presented as Extrait de Parfum and credited to Julien Rasquinet. The front-facing 100 mL bottle, using an exact-product official image.
