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Shards of Moonlight

VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED

£245

Shards of Moonlight opens with Calabrian bergamot oil and folded Sicilian green mandarin oil, clean and bright like fractured moonlight light. Cardamom CO₂ adds a cool translucent spice, bringing shards into focus, sharpening the composition. At the heart, rose de Mai absolute appears in fragments, petals, stem, soft spice and pink shades suspended inside an abstract floral bouquet. The drydown is sheer and architectural, with modern woody ambers over oakmoss absolute and exalting musks, leaving a voluminous, mineral finish. Release year: 2026

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VANITAS PARFUMS LIMITED, number 13843911. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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