Parure vs Crown

Shared character

Both Parure and Crown feature a combination of rose, musk, amber, leather, patchouli, spices, moss, and balsamic notes. They both share woody, earthy, and mossy accords.

How they differ

Parure includes jasmine, bergamot, oakmoss, narcissus, peach, woody notes, lily of the valley, plum, black pepper, green notes, fruity notes, citruses, orris root, lilac, and fruity notes, resulting in floral, citrus, chypre, green, fruity, spicy, leathery, and rose accords. Crown contains mandarin, cypriol, and smoke, which contribute to smoky, animalic, patchouli, and warm spicy accords.

Who each suits

Parure suits those who prefer a profile featuring floral, citrus, chypre, green, fruity, spicy, leathery, and rose accords. Crown suits those who prefer smoky, animalic, patchouli, and warm spicy accords.