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Ambergris Tincture 10%- New Zealand Silver White Gold*
$47.50 – $390.00
Manufacturer – The Rising Phoenix Perfumery
CAS 8038-65-1
Odor – Sandal-woody and Deer-musky with a Floral undertone.
*NOTE that 1 oz of these Ambergris Tinctures are suitable for making 1 Gallon (3.74 L) finished fragrance and may be pre-fixed with a small amount of natural ingredient (such as sandalwood) to smooth out the sharp alcoholic notes.
A NOTE ABOUT AMBERGRIS…
And other specialized naturals.
Please remember that Items in the store such as AMBERGRIS are NOT SUSTAINABLE. There is only a limited amount in nature and therefore once the item runs out we can no longer supply that specific quality. We can supply a similar quality with the same provenance (in most cases), but new lots WILL NOT BE IDENTICAL.
Description
Manufacturer – The Rising Phoenix Perfumery
CAS 8038-65-1
Odor – Sandal-woody and Deer-musky with a Floral undertone
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 1g, 2g, 5g, 10g |
5 reviews for Ambergris Tincture 10%- New Zealand Silver White Gold*
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Georgina –
I’ve smelt ambergris before, but this was my first time using it as a tincture. At 10% the odour is a faecal combination of sandalwood and jasmine, sweet and rubbery, with a sea-breezy diffusiveness. At 2.5% it starts to reveal a beautiful marine musk, keeping the ethereal salty spray. It’s a strange and bewitching odour, not immediately attractive, but enormously evocative. I have since used in a seashore fragrance to great effect.
Jacob Wheeling –
This is a great product!
Michael Nordstrand –
The balance of ambroxide (dry amberwood, mineral) and ambrinol (fæcal, leathery, ambery) is well balanced with subtle marine facets, both the briny oceanic and dried, sweetish seaweed-like facets. It’s more diffusive than some other tinctures of ambergris and much less animalic, so as I said I think the ambroxide/ambrinol ratio is quite good here and the maceration has a produced a fine quality product that has been helpful in adding to my library of these precious substances.
mnordstrand –
The balance of ambroxide (dry amberwood, mineral) and ambrinol (fæcal, leathery, ambery) is well balanced with subtle marine facets, both the briny oceanic and dried, sweetish seaweed-like facets. It’s more diffusive than some other tinctures of ambergris and much less animalic, so as I said I think the ambroxide/ambrinol ratio is quite good here and the maceration has a produced a fine quality product that has been helpful in adding to my library of these precious substances.
David –
Authentic Ambergris tincture is Very Potent. Can be mixed with pretty much any fragrance and has a positively profound effect for me personally worth every penny.