Galatea

Extrait de Parfum by Pantheon Roma

Nose: Jordi FernándezExpected: 30 Oct

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pink peppergreen mandarinapricot

Heart

orange blossommagnoliaapricot blossomjasmine sambac

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vanillaambermusk

Galatea is the first chapter of Pantheon Roma's Collezione Opere, composed by Jordi Fernández and presented by the house as the triumph of beauty: a beauty that never needed to conquer, only to be seen. It opens bright on pink pepper, green mandarin and apricot, turns floral through orange blossom, magnolia, apricot blossom and jasmine sambac, and settles warm on Madagascar vanilla, amber and musk. An extrait, in the house's round flacon dressed in deep blue and silver.

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Pantheon Roma named Galatea on Instagram on 16 October 2026 as "the triumph of beauty", the first chapter of its Collezione Opere, created by Jordi Fernández, and set it for 30 October; a reel on 20 October repeated the date. The house had trailed the collection since late September and gave five of its notes on 9 October: pink pepper, orange blossom, apricot blossom, apricot and vanilla.

Oct 16, 2026Brand sitesource ↗

Trasparenze Profumeria wrote Galatea up on 16 October 2026, the day the house named it: an extrait de parfum by Jordi Fernández, offered as a homage to Raphael and inspired by a presence that has held the eye for more than five hundred years. It gives the pyramid as pink pepper, green mandarin and apricot; orange blossom, magnolia, apricot blossom and jasmine sambac; Madagascar vanilla, amber and musk.

Oct 16, 2026Presssource ↗

Grela Parfum in Vibo Valentia listed Galatea on 14 October 2026 as an extrait de parfum, 50 ml at €160 and 100 ml at €240, and on 21 October it could not yet be ordered. Its copy ties the name to Raphael's Triumph of Galatea, the fresco at the Villa Farnesina, presents Collezione Opere as a line given to his masterpieces, and describes the flacon in deep blue and silver.

Oct 14, 2026Retailer signalsource ↗