Aurum
A citrus named for the Latin word for gold. Sharp lemon opens with galbanum and green notes, then rose and orange blossom soften the light. Amber, cedarwood and oakmoss settle underneath, giving the brightness a quiet, grounded finish.
Aurum takes its name from the Latin word for gold. It opens like morning light through a window: lemon first, sharp and bright as a freshly cut peel.
Galbanum and green notes follow, adding a cool, transparent edge. The citrus is not simply sweet; it carries the clarity of open air, with a defined outline from the start.
Rose and orange blossom then soften the composition. Their sweetness stays restrained, wrapping the lemon's brightness rather than overtaking it.
In the base, amber, cedarwood and oakmoss settle together. Warm resin, dry wood and a mossy, earth-close note give the fragrance a quiet strength. It suits a morning when you want a clear head, or a day that calls for composure.
