Brazilian Rosewood

Brazilian rosewood, also known as jacaranda or palisander, brings a warm, creamy, slightly spicy woodiness to perfumery with subtle rose-like and citrusy facets. This prized tropical hardwood produces an essential oil that is rich, complex, and deeply elegant.

Due to conservation concerns, natural Brazilian rosewood oil is increasingly rare. In fragrance, Brazilian rosewood adds a refined, rosy woodiness that bridges floral and woody notes beautifully.

It pairs well with florals for enhanced richness, with citrus for fresh contrast, with vanilla for warm depth, with other woods for layered complexity, and with spices for exotic warmth.