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Eau de parfum
Royal Apothic Antiquarius Petals
Gender:
Unisex
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
History and concept
In 2013, the British perfume house Royal Apothic launched Antiquarius Petals, a fragrance inspired by the centennial anniversary of the renowned Chelsea Flower Show.
This is a unisex composition that wears equally beautifully on both women’s and men’s skin.
It belongs to the floral, woody, and musky fragrance families, with a very strong sillage—so be prepared for compliments.
The philosophy of Royal Apothic is rooted in a return to the aesthetic of old-fashioned apothecary shops and the creation of a warm, intimate atmosphere.
Antiquarius Petals was created especially for the brand’s London boutique to capture the charm of Chelsea’s gardens.
It is a light yet multifaceted fragrance that combines fruity sweetness, floral delicacy, and a woody base—an ideal choice for romantic souls.
Fragrance notes
The composition opens with sparkling, juicy accents of grapefruit, mandarin, tangerine, and tart blackberry.
At the heart, a bouquet of violet, rose, and jasmine blooms, while the base envelops the skin in warm nuances of eucalyptus, patchouli, vanilla, and musk.
Who it is for
Thanks to its unisex character and eau de parfum concentration, Antiquarius Petals unfolds beautifully in warm weather, during spring and summer.
It is the perfect companion for daytime strolls, dates, or a relaxed evening.
If you are looking for a fragrance that feels expressive without being overpowering, this one is worth considering.
Similar fragrances
You may also like: Dior Miss Dior (2012), Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne A L'Extreme, and Coach Love. Learn more about the brand on the official website: www.royalapothic.com.
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