
The term Pomander is derived from the French Pomme d'Amber, or Apple of Amber - a ball or container made of perfumes, spices or herbs. Pomander's can also be apples or oranges covered in cloves or other spices.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber; both FRUITY

Shares Apple, Cinnamon; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Apple, Cinnamon, Amber; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Apple, Amber; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Cinnamon, Amber; Ambery (Oriental) accord; both AMBERY (ORIENTAL)

Shares Apple, Amber; both FRUITY

Shares Apple, Cinnamon; Ambery (Oriental) accord

Shares Apple, Cinnamon; Ambery (Oriental) accord