Amber Bloom

Fragrantica prints the same eleven notes as the house and files the fragrance as a citrus rather than an amber, despite the name. Two dozen reader reviews are already up, so bottles have been in hands since the summer, and the note votes land where Chieze said he pushed hardest — passionfruit clear of everything else, then grapefruit and raspberry, which is what the chips here show.

Electimuss put the page on its own store on 8 June 2026 and sells the single 100 ml, labelled pure parfum/extrait, with the cart live and a low-stock badge on it. There is no one list price: the house prices by market, £250 at home and €295 seen from the EU. Its own copy is a sentence long — zesty citrus and passionfruit over warm amber and salty marine notes — and credits Chieze on the product itself.

CaFleureBon reviewed it on 14 June 2026 and read it the way the brief describes: Mediterranean citrus turning into something sultrier by evening, the exotic fruit carried by clean musks and, in the reviewer's words, "an irresistibly salty nuance". Nothing in the review contradicts the pyramid the house published.

Announced on 1 June 2026 for a launch two days later, as the opening fragrance of Electimuss's Auras collection — named for the Latin and Greek aura, a breeze or a breath, and pitched as a modern ritual for the air around the wearer, after the scent rituals of ancient Rome. David Chieze calls it "bold, colourful, textured" and says he overdosed the passionfruit and mandarin on purpose, then cut them with woody and salty facets to keep the composition off the sweet end. One 100 ml pure parfum, plus a 1.8 ml sample.