Amber vs Deep Amber

Shared character

Both fragrances are classified within an ambery (oriental) accord and contain the same supporting notes of ciste labdanum, elemi, benzoin, ambrette seed and violet. They therefore present a warm, resin‑rich character typical of oriental scents.

How they differ

Amber’s composition is built around the classic amber note, while Deep Amber replaces that note with ambergris and adds a distinct floral accord. Both share a core of ciste labdanum, elemi, benzoin, ambrette seed and violet, but the presence of ambergris and the floral dimension give Deep Amber a slightly more animalic‑floral edge compared with Amber’s pure amber focus.

Who each suits

Amber will appeal to wearers who prefer a straightforward, warm amber profile without additional animalic or floral nuances. Deep Amber is suited to those who enjoy the depth of ambergris and a subtle floral overlay, offering a slightly more complex, animalic‑floral interpretation of an ambery scent.