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Eau de parfum
Deep Field Celestial Sphere
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Celestial Sphere — a fragrance with the effect of a star-filled expanse
Celestial Sphere by Deep Field is a unisex eau de parfum for those who appreciate unusual combinations of purity, transparency, and a soft presence on the skin.
The composition belongs to the chypre and floral families, with its character built around a mineral-aquatic accord, cool flowers, a fruity nuance, and a modern ambery base.
The Deep Field brand comes from the United States and views perfumery as an artistic statement at the intersection of science, art, and the rugged beauty of Arizona.
In Celestial Sphere, this aesthetic is expressed through the image of an open expanse: the fragrance feels airy, radiant, and dimensional at the same time, like light reflected from minerals and the clear surface of water.
The pyramid and development on the skin
The listed notes of Celestial Sphere include ambroxan, an aquatic accord, chamomile, floral and fruity notes, as well as iris.
The top, heart, and base notes are not listed separately, so it is more accurate to perceive the composition as a unified accord without a strict classic pyramid.
At first, the fragrance may smell cool and transparent: the aquatic accord creates a sensation of clean air, while the fruity note adds a touch of juiciness.
As it develops, delicate floral nuances emerge, along with the calm softness of chamomile and iris's characteristic powdery-mineral facet.
In the drydown, ambroxan lends the fragrance persistence, a warm glow, and pronounced diffusion.
Character, sillage, and wearability
Celestial Sphere is positioned as a unisex fragrance, so it is not bound by either masculine or feminine perfumery traditions.
It can be imagined on someone who enjoys clean, contemporary, and slightly detached compositions with a distinctive presence, but without obvious sweetness or heavy oriental character.
The fragrance has a very strong sillage.
This is an important feature of the release: even the cool, aquatic opening can spread noticeably around the wearer, while the ambery-mineral base helps the composition maintain its presence throughout the day.
For the office or a small room, it is best to start with a minimal number of sprays, while outdoors the fragrance can unfold more freely.
Precise recommendations for applying Celestial Sphere to the skin and clothing are not provided in the database.
A practical approach is to apply a small amount to the pulse points and assess the intensity after 15–20 minutes; spray it on clothing especially carefully, since its sillage is described as very strong.
The perfumer and its place in the collection
The composition was created by Russell Weiss.
Here, his work conveys the idea of Celestial Sphere through the contrast between weightless aquatic freshness and a dense ambery trail: the fragrance does more than refresh; it creates a noticeable, almost spatial cloud around the skin.
The year of release, sales period, and membership in a specific collection for Celestial Sphere are not provided.
There is also no information about other concentrations of this composition, so comparing the eau de parfum with an eau de toilette or extrait would be inaccurate.
Which fragrances to try next
As a direction for further exploration, consider Cerruti 1881 Pour Femme, as well as Courrèges Amérique and Arno Sorel Mitsy.
These are not exact duplicates of Celestial Sphere, but reference points for anyone who wants to explore floral, fruity, clean, or distinctly chypre compositions with a character of their own.
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