Black Onyx vs Perfume Calligraphy

Shared character

Both Black Onyx and Perfume Calligraphy share a common olfactory foundation of lemon, rose, musk, amber, cardamom, patchouli, cinnamon, oud, and myrrh. They both feature citrus and aromatic accords.

How they differ

Black Onyx contains bergamot, geranium, oakmoss, vetiver, galbanum, lily of the valley, lavender, pineapple, and cedar, resulting in ambery, woody, green, earthy, fresh spicy, lavender, and white floral accords. Perfume Calligraphy includes saffron and agarwood, which contribute to leather, amber, metallic, oud, patchouli, rose, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Black Onyx suits those who prefer green, earthy, and fresh spicy profiles with woody and white floral elements. Perfume Calligraphy suits those who prefer leather, metallic, and warm spicy profiles with oud and rose elements.