10 perfumes in similar style to Dolce Amalfi by Xerjoff

Indulge yourself in an extraordinary experience of sensuality and life’s pleasures with our planet-friendly water-based Maison Sybarite Perfume Discovery Set.

Featured scents:

720: RACY • CARNAL • POWERFUL

OPULENT WOOD: WARM • SPICY • BEWITCHING

BED OF ROSES: SENSUAL • POWDERY • ADDICTIVE

SPICY CALABRIA: EARTHY • LEATHERY • VELVET

AMBER GAZE: CREAMY FLORAL • SPICY • HYPNOTIC

DRUNK SAFFRON

UNHOLY OUD

BURNT ROSES

ZEST Z&T

DGAF

DRUNK LOVERS

SMOKIN’ GUN

SEX & COGNAC

Santal takes its inspiration from a Sandalwood fragrance originally created in the 1800s which has then been given a distinctive contemporary edge.

In ancient Egyptian, Nefer (as in Nefertiti!) was the word for beauty or goodness.

If you traced the history of perfume back to the first records ever made by humans, you would probably end up in ancient Egypt. The incense and embalming solutions connected to gods, and the use of personal perfumes signalled status - and in the case of Cleopatra, seduction. The queen was known to soak the sails of her Nile ships in rose oil, so the wind would herald the fragrant news of her imminent arrival. When archaeologists found ancient perfume bottles in the tombs, the fragrances worthy of the afterlife were prepared with myrrh, cinnamon and cardamom, among other ingredients.

Nefer, the new perfume from Prissana, is inspired by this story: the ancient incense recipe, the mystery of a long-lost fragrance, and the dry desert winds carrying the spicy balm.

Marie Duchêne

“And the ones who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.”

Friedrich Nietzsche

Tonkade, the new fragrance of the Laboratorio in Nero collection, was created on the basis of an imaginary dance, a sensual ritual that alternates sweetness and mystery. Ingredients that, just like the sinuous movements of dancers, appear, twirl and then disappear, giving rise to a choral performance that remains engraved in the heart and mind.

Concentration: 15%

Antoine Lee for Maison Sybarite

An amber perfume which isn't sweet, but rather salty and dry, like driftwood. There is a lot of focus on the velvety bitterness of sandalwood, polished with earthy violet leaves.

Maison Sybarite perfumes are alcohol-free emulsions made with saponine, olive oil and water. The specially-designed pump releases a silky cloud of misty emulsion encapsulating fine fragrance, which is a delight to apply and gentle on the skin. Sybarites would have approved.

As this perfume contains no alcohol, it can be shipped to any country by DHL, including Australia, Canada, Japan, New Zealand, and any other destination.

Cardamom, patchouli, cinnamon, cloves, Mexican chocolate, incense and musk. SweDoft uses the richest and finest ingredients to get the perfect blend. The juice also contains one of the best varieties of natural Indian oud.

Even with this unique collection of ingredients, SweDoft were still not satisfied with the results of traditional blending.

So they decided to do something unusual, while referencing the final part of Rasputin's story. They dropped the container with the perfume juice to the bottom of the Oresund Strait.

After 90 days, the water pressure in the dark, glacial sea produced unique results. The ingredients had flawlessly combined to fuse the formula.

Rest in the blissful shade of an orchard in the humming city of Pompeii: the year is 195 BC. Inhale the sweet aroma of ripe figs and the local pomegranate leaves heated by the sun; these entine spicy incense being smoked in the nearby temple. So anciently refreshing!

Perfumer: Sonia Constant

Mysterious and sensual, with a hidden power of destruction under her radiant innocence, captivating and unforgettable, impossible to conquer...

Forever immortalized by the 19th Century Spanish poet G.A. Bécquer,

Rima XI

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— Yo soy un sueño, un imposible,
vano fantasma de niebla y luz;
soy incorpórea, soy intangible;
no puedo amarte.
— ¡Oh, ven, ven tú!