Jacaranda

Eau de Parfum

Jacaranda

Eau de Parfum

by Fueguia 1833

Released
2015

Country
Italy

Ratings
3 REVIEWS

The Scoop

The jacaranda blossoms fall behind a misty window. An arpeggio played on a nineteenth-century guitar makes the beautiful silence disappear.

From South Africa to Los Angeles, the jacaranda tree stands as an imposingly beautiful symbol of renewal- the brilliant purple blossoms appearing seemingly instantaneously, flooding city blocks with radiant color. These majestic trees are captured in all their gorgeous mystery in Jacaranda, a rich woody fragrance with the import and bearing of an ancient and noble forest. Deep, dark mahogany is interwoven with the freshness of spruce and the almost floral tones of rosewood for a complexity that recalls the exquisite finishes one might find in a master-quality violin, where power and precision combine. Lovers of deep, naturalistic wood scents, Jacaranda is your new obsession.

Jacaranda Notes

Rosewood, Mahogany, Spruce

Jacaranda Sizes Available:


30ml	$186


100ml Eau de Parfum	$371

0.7ml
0.7ml sample	$7

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Here's what other people are saying about Jacaranda...

Jacaranda has a varnished woods presence, like D.S. & Durga's Bowmakers, but also different. Where Bowmakers smells of violins, cellos and the like, Jacaranda has a sweet note that changes the presentation from Bowmakers. Jacaranda also changes during the wear. I found that I was picking up a more coniferous note in the base notes, which thrilled me, as I absolutely love coniferous notes done right. Overall, a definite woodiness with varnish like attributes, and a coniferous "finish" that had me smiling. I'll have some eventually.

By RPB - Business from S.F. on 3/17/2018

Love the mahogany and rosewood with just a hint of the natural sweetness of the wood. I love seeing the jacarandas blossom here in San Diego so this is a sentimental thing for me, plus I am a big fan of woody fragrances in general. I find Arso different and sweeter, closer to Le Message Oublié. Jacaranda is a perfect scent for California.

By Tara - Retired from San Diego on 10/30/2017

This is a very dark, sticky, warm woody fragrance. I feel like with Fueguia you can smell all the notes in the fragrance. Jacaranda starts off very strong with a large blast of Spruce and Pine, then mellows out to a dark smokey wood with some sharp piney spice. The mahogany really sets the backbone of the fragrance lending a dark and smokey tone. It's definitely a nighttime fragrance and wears reasonably close to the skin. I live in Florida and I don't think I can pull this one off. It's nice, but a bit too lumberjack for me. Reminds me a little bit of Slumberhouse Norne and Profumum Arso, but a darker version.

By Todd - Education from Fort Lauderdale on 10/4/2017

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