Fragrances
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Ambre Russe
Parfum d'Empire
Release year:
2003
A boozy spiced amber where citrus sparkle and vodka-like brightness are quickly overtaken by cinnamon, tea, leathered warmth, incense, and a plush musky amber base. It feels opulent and festive, with a baroque richness that still stays surprisingly mobile and alive on skin.
Ambre Safrano
BDK Parfums
Release year:
2022
A saffron-amber fragrance with plum, vanilla, oak, woods, and leathery warmth. It feels smooth and golden, combining spiced fruit and resinous amber into a polished, slightly smoky composition with a luxurious rounded finish.
Ambre Sauvage
Diptyque
Release year:
2015
A warm amber fragrance with a textured, slightly animalic undertone and a dry, elegant finish. It feels more windswept and untamed than plush ambers usually do, while still wearing with clear polish.
Ambre Sauvage
Annick Goutal
Release year:
—
A brighter amber profile with a wild, sun-warmed feel—resinous warmth wrapped around aromatic herbs and smooth woods. Golden and wearable, with a refined finish rather than heaviness.
Ambre Sauvage Absolu
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2020
A denser, more concentrated extension of Ambre Sauvage, deepening the ambered warmth and smoky texture while keeping the line’s elegance. It feels richer and more enveloping, with a smoother, more luxurious finish.
Ambre Sultan
Serge Lutens
Release year:
1993
Ambre Sultan is one of the great resinous ambers, balancing labdanum, bay leaf, oregano-like herbs, myrrh, sandalwood, patchouli, and benzoin in a warm aromatic structure. It feels rich, spicy, and beautifully textured without turning sugary.
Ambre Suprême / Ambre Supreme
Les Indémodables
Release year:
2021
A distinctive ambergris-centered fragrance that feels salty, musky, luminous, and quietly animalic rather than conventionally resin-sweet. Soft floral and herbal nuances round the edges, but the main impression is mineral warmth, skin, sea air, and refined natural depth.
Ambre Tibet
Maître Parfumeur et Gantier
Release year:
2022
Ambre Tibet continues the house’s amber tradition in a newer warmer and more contemplative direction, with a rich resinous base and a composed luxury texture. It feels plush, smooth, and ideal for cooler weather.
Ambre Tigré
Givenchy
Release year:
2014
Ambre Tigré is a warm amber composition from Givenchy’s higher-end line, blending resins, spices, and woods into a plush but polished whole. It feels luxurious and textured rather than sugary or heavy-handed.
Ambre Topkapi
MDCI Parfumes
Release year:
2003
A grand spicy-amber composition with citrus, pineapple, cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, thyme, and absinthe moving into a floral core and a deep base of oakmoss, patchouli, woods, tea, amber, vanilla, and musk. It feels opulent and classical, but the structure is so airy and finely cut that it never collapses into heaviness.
Ambrette 9
Le Labo
Release year:
2006
A soft, intimate musk fragrance centered on ambrette seed, giving a naturally fruity, musky, slightly pear-like softness. Citrus, woods, and gentle musks keep it transparent and clean. It feels tender, quiet, and skin-like, making it one of the gentlest Le Labo compositions.
Ambre Vie
House of Matriarch
Release year:
2012
A rich natural amber that feels alive rather than syrupy, built from resins, balsams, woods, spice, and soft animalic warmth. It moves from golden sweetness into a deeper incense-like glow, giving the impression of warm skin, vintage tinctures, and dark honeyed resin.
Ambro
Jacomo
Release year:
1996
Ambro moves Jacomo toward a warmer ambered style, with a smoother and slightly more enveloping personality than the sharper aromatic classics. It feels rich, comfortable, and quietly elegant.
Ambrose
Henry Jacques
Release year:
2010
A refined amber-leaning fragrance with soft resin, musky warmth, and a polished classical structure. It feels enveloping without becoming dense, giving the impression of golden light over smooth woods and skin-like balsams.
Ambush
Dana
Release year:
1955
Ambush is a richer floral-oriental feminine with warm woods and a polished mid-century texture. It feels classic, composed, and more dressed than the softer powdery Dana florals.
Âme de Fleur
Les Liquides Imaginaires
Release year:
2026
A narcotic white-floral fragrance inspired by the imaginary scent of the anemone, with pear, rose, heliotrope, maté, tuberose, jasmine, saffron, and modern woods. It feels luminous and emotional: creamy flowers and soft spice over a polished cashmere-amber base.
Âme Du Coeur / Âme du Coeur / Ame du Coeur
Les Liquides Imaginaires
Release year:
2024
A luminous rose-centered fragrance whose name suggests the soul of the heart. It pairs velvety floral warmth with musky, spicy, and woody facets, creating a romantic scent that feels red, polished, and emotionally direct.
Ameera
Arabian Oud
Release year:
—
A feminine oriental with soft florals, fruit-like sweetness, musk, amber, and smooth woods. It feels warm and graceful, with a princess-like softness rather than heavy resin.
Amelia
Grossmith
Release year:
2012
A soft modern chypre that opens with neroli and osmanthus before moving into rose, peony, jasmine, and amber. Patchouli, sandalwood, vetiver, and cashmere musks make the base smooth and rounded, giving it a graceful family-portrait elegance.
Améline / Ameline
Phlur
Release year:
2018
A fresh rose fragrance with Italian bergamot, pink pepper, rose, patchouli, and sandalwood. It opens crisp and rosy, with pepper adding lift and modern brightness. The dry-down is clean, woody, and softly earthy, giving the rose a polished contemporary profile rather than a vintage powdery one.