Stone Green Limited Edition Eau Complexe

Walk the perimeter of an old stone estate where wild grass pushes through cracked flagstone and cedar branches bend low over moss-covered walls. This impeccably structured fragrance opens with a brilliant slash of Sicilian lemon and Italian bergamot, sharpened by the bitter-citrus spark of litsea cubeba—clean, assertive, alive with purpose.

Depth arrives with quiet authority. Rose de Mai and jasmine thread through the composition like sunlight through forest canopy—never sweet, never decorative, only there to illuminate the darker materials gathering beneath. Resinous labdanum introduces a whisper of worn leather, while cracked black pepper, pink peppercorn, and warm nutmeg create a spiced tension that smolders without ever catching flame. A curious note of celery seed and bitter caraway adds an almost herbal strangeness—the scent of earth recently turned.

Everything converges on what was always the destination: deep-rooted Haitian vetiver, smoky and primordial, locked into a foundation of dry oakmoss, raw cedarwood, cedar needles, and the oily richness of guaiac wood and amyris. The dry-down is unmistakably chypre—mineral, green, quietly powerful—like pressing your palm against cool limestone and pulling it away scented. This is not fragrance as ornament. This is fragrance as architecture.