Goldleaf Top Selling Trio

Gathered at night, when the scent of its flowers is most intense, jasmine is celebrated in perfumery for its plush, penetrating floral aroma. Fresh and luminous, it has a sweet fruity nuance that grows stronger in oil.

A floral essence that needs little introduction, rose oil from Bulgaria is considered to be the finest. The highest-quality rose oil is distilled from newly opened buds gathered in the cool morning hours. Its iconic, sweet powdery fragrance evokes purity and love.

Native to the eastern Mediterranean, Iran and Turkmenistan, hyacinth are bulbs that release bright stalks of intensely scented blooms. Its fragrance is sweetly floral with green notes.

Also known as muguet, lily of the valley blooms in spring in dense thickets across the forest floor. Its bell-shaped white flowers emit an intense, elegant fragrance that blends floral with hints of greenness and fresh lemon.

First found in the royal tombs of ancient Egypt, and now collected in France, Morocco and Yugoslavia, oak moss is actually a lichen. Its scent is that of pure forest: dry fungus-y, earthy-woody. It adds warm notes of the fireplace, walnuts and smoke.