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NOTE · Dossier N°001

Olfactive Note

Saffron.

“It takes 150,000 crocus flowers to yield a single kilo of saffron threads.”

The world's most expensive spice, distilled into perfume.

The pairing index

Specimen Card

Réf. SAFFRO

In the collection

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Compositions

Status

Live inventory

Origin
Iran · Kashmir · Spain
Family
Spicy · Leather
Mood
Opulent · Eastern · Dramatic
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The Dossier

What to know about Saffron.

It takes a hundred and fifty thousand crocus flowers to yield a single kilo of saffron threads. In perfumery a few grams transform a composition: leathery, slightly bitter, with a honeyed metallic warmth that reads as both spice and old red leather.

Pair it with oud and rose and you have the Arabian grammar of luxury — a triangle of notes that has anchored Middle Eastern perfumery for a thousand years.

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