Arabian Amber

Arabian Amber is an attar from Ô Médina Perfumery, the Grenoble house that sells its own perfumes from its shop. The house describes it as a fusion of amber and agarwood (oud), a timeless oriental scent with woody and amber notes. It presents the amber as a precious resin from fossilised trees that brings a warm, sweet depth, and the agarwood as one of the most expensive woods in the world that adds a rich, comforting woodiness. The house publishes no top, heart and base pyramid, only these two named ingredients, so both are listed as base notes here. It is sold as unisex, in a 7ml bottle, as part of the house's Attar collection, and the shop calls it a limited edition. The shop does not state a concentration or give any wear-time figures. As an attar it is an oil rather than a spray, so the usual advice is to dab it on the pulse points. The shop suggests wearing it at any time of day, with a light touch for daytime and more for the evening. No independent wearer reviews were found, so the scores below follow the house's own claims and the oil format, not reported wear.