Pacific Rock Flower
Pacific Rock Flower
Perfumer: Emilie Bouge
Fresh, Floral, and Woody
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Olfactory Details
Olfactory Details
Aquatic, Floral, and Woody
NOTES
Size:
Eau de Parfum
Description
Description
Pacific Rock Flower
Goldfield & Banks
Country: Australia
Fragrance Family: Aquatic, Floral, Woody
Perfumer: Emilie Bouge
NOTES
Top: Lemon, Eucalyptus, Tea Tree, Sea Salt
Middle: Cocowax, Coral Flower, Mimosa, Tuberose
Base: Cedarwood, Moss, Patchouli, Sandalwood
DESCRIPTION
Fresh and captivating, Pacific Rock Flower conjures the beauty of Australias sunlit coastline. A sparkling aquatic perfume where native white florals meet the salty breeze, softened by creamy woods and the warmth of golden sand. An uplifting scent that evokes barefoot walks on coastal headlands, with waves crashing below and wildflowers swaying above.
An olfactory interpretation of the white coastal tea tree flower, Pacific Rock Flower blends sea air and florals in a bright, free-spirited composition. This native flower thrives along Australias eastern shores, flourishing in the salt spray and sunshine. Its essential oil, drawn from wild tea tree, adds clarity and freshness, layered with luminous notes of tuberose, coral flower, and creamy cocowax. A base of patchouli and Australian sandalwood adds warmth and depth.
Made in France
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Orders are packed within 1 business day and shipped with tracking from Melbourne. Delivery costs and timeframes are shown at checkout.
Returns
Returns are accepted within 30 days for unused, unopened items in original condition. Faulty or incorrectly supplied items are covered under Australian Consumer Law.
Click & Collect
Available from our Melbourne stores.
Goldfield & Banks
Founded in Sydney in 2016 by French-Belgian perfumer Dimitri Weber, Goldfield & Banks is Australia's first luxury fragrance house, built on native Australian botanicals, French perfumery expertise, and the vast, varied landscapes of a continent largely unexplored by modern perfumery. [Read More]