Wood, leather, marble, and gold. These luxurious elements that make Persian palaces are also the inspiration behind the scented architecture of ROYAL OUD. And its very precious oud - as it’s extracted from agarwood trees, a carefully-guarded resource that grows only in certain parts of the world - makes it a fashionable favorite amongst today’s royals and heads of state. To wear it is to feel cherished, as if dipped in liquid gold.
Royal OudCreed 1760Eau de parfum 50 ml
1050 lei
1050 lei
BEHIND THE SPARKLE THERE’S ROYAL OUD’
| Scent Family | Woody, Spicy |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Galbanum, Lemon, Pink pepper |
| Heart Notes | Angelica, Cardamom, Cedarwood, Clove |
| Base Notes | Musk, Oud Wood, Ambergris, Frankincense, Guaiac wood |
| Recommended as | Women & Men perfume |
| Rebranding | Since the brand is undergoing a rebranding process, packaging and products may look different compared to the presentation images. |
| Safety Information | Flammable. Do not use near a flame or a source of ignition. Avoid contact with eyes. If product gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Keep away from things that catch cire. Keep away from children. |
FOR THE AFICIONADO
The ELEGANT niche lover is that someones who knows it’s not about being noticed, but it’s about being remembered. In its true sense, elegance is the only beauty that never fades. And just as such, the elegant niche compositions suit this era’s elegant mood and put up front perfumes that gracefully stand the test of time.
Julien Rasquinet
SCENT IS MUSIC
Julien Rasquinet’s path into perfumery reads like a serendipitous tale made from a mix of creativity and pure chance. Raised surrounded by art and expression, Julien was always a storyteller—just not through scent, at first. He painted, designed, and created, unknowingly laying the groundwork for his future. It wasn’t until fate—and his father—crossed paths with legendary perfumer Pierre Bourdon that Julien’s life took a fragrant twist. Bourdon saw something extraordinary in him and, against the odds, offered to train Julien as his final apprentice, turning an artist of visuals into an artist of scent.
A pair of scented leather gloves sent to King George III in 1760 was the start for this highly British, royal and creative spirit that fuels House of Creed.
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