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For no particular reason, he remembered the Mexican name for cloves. They called them Clavos de Amor – Nails of Love.
It was the Italians who first sensed that cloves share the olfactory soul of the flower with their name. It was Marco Polo, returning with his spice-laden ships from China, who named the clove in honour of this striking resemblance. But the clove hides another secret: a whisper of vanilla that envelops it in unexpected tenderness. This is no coincidence, but a silent miracle of natural chemistry. Eugenol, the main component of clove essence, can be transformed into vanillin through a delicate process of hemisynthesis. In this fragrance, the flowers become the perfumer’s atelier – where science meets emotion.
Top notes: Clove
Heart notes: Vanilla
Base notes: Traces of rose essence


