Crown vs Irth

Shared character

Both Crown and Irth share a core composition of rose, amber, leather, patchouli, spices, moss, balsamic notes, cypriol, and smoke. They both feature woody, animalic, and warm spicy accords.

How they differ

Crown contains unique notes of musk and mandarin, with specific accords of earthy, smoky, mossy, and patchouli. Irth is characterized by a much broader range of notes, including jasmine, bergamot, pepper, cedarwood, sandalwood, vanilla, oakmoss, vetiver, guaiac wood, pink pepper, cardamom, cinnamon, coriander, saffron, peach, lily of the valley, apple, pineapple, ambergris, coffee, violet, civet, strawberry, orange, blackcurrant, labdanum, damask rose, iris, cistus, frankincense, oud, coconut, balsam, white musk, amyris, cumin, tolu balm, dried fruits, incense, candied fruits, sweet orange, and cypriol oil. Consequently, Irth possesses unique accords of fruity, spicy, sweet, powdery, oriental, synthetic, amber, and musky.

Who each suits

Crown suits individuals who prefer earthy, mossy, and smoky profiles with leather and musk. Irth suits individuals who prefer a complex profile involving fruity, sweet, powdery, and oriental elements.