From a rich prelude of fresh Galbanum and Cistus notes, with marine undertones and spices, emerges the deep scent of balms, resins and Incense, Labdanum, Myrrh and Frankincense, which herald the enveloping, sensual undertones of Ambergris accompanied by animal notes and aromatic woods.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, deliberate spaces rather than loud entrances: a room where green resin, smoke and warm skin sit in the air together. It suits a wearer who likes their presence to unfold slowly, with a dry, textured trail that feels composed and quietly magnetic.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its resinous woods and ambergris can open without becoming heavy. Apply sparingly at first; the scent has enough depth to project well, and a light hand preserves the fresh galbanum top before the balsamic heart takes over on skin.
Who it’s for
For lovers of classic amber structures, incense, resins and woody compositions with a vintage feel. It will appeal to those who enjoy fragrances that start green and fresh, then turn darker, warmer and more textured, with a subtle animalic edge.
Release year
2014
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the Florentine perfumer behind Ambra, and the fragrance fits neatly into his signature world of resin, spice and incense. His work is known for its artisanal, highly evocative style: compositions that feel built from memory, travel and atmosphere rather than trend-led formulas. Villoresi founded his maison in 1990 and has long been associated with richly textured, old-world perfumes that balance classical structure with a poetic, almost scholarly approach to materials. Ambra reflects that language well, moving from green freshness into balsamic depth and a warm, enveloping drydown.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi is an independent Florentine house devoted to artisanal perfumery, crafted in-house with a strong respect for materials, tradition and detail. Its fragrances often draw on travel, myth and memory, and are composed as expressive, individual worlds rather than trend-driven releases.
Ambra’s concept
Ambra was introduced in 2014 as part of the Vintage Collection, shaped around the classic amber theme in Villoresi’s resinous, incense-rich style. The composition opens with fresh galbanum and cistus, then deepens into balms, spices and sacred resins before arriving at ambergris and aromatic woods, giving the fragrance a layered, old-school warmth.
Extra info
Ambra belongs to Lorenzo Villoresi’s Vintage Collection and remains in production. The bottle follows the house’s distinctive hexagonal design, chosen for its timeless, nature-inspired geometry. The fragrance also reflects Villoresi’s long-standing fascination with Middle Eastern resins and incense.
From a rich prelude of fresh Galbanum and Cistus notes, with marine undertones and spices, emerges the deep scent of balms, resins and Incense, Labdanum, Myrrh and Frankincense, which herald the enveloping, sensual undertones of Ambergris accompanied by animal notes and aromatic woods.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close, deliberate spaces rather than loud entrances: a room where green resin, smoke and warm skin sit in the air together. It suits a wearer who likes their presence to unfold slowly, with a dry, textured trail that feels composed and quietly magnetic.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its resinous woods and ambergris can open without becoming heavy. Apply sparingly at first; the scent has enough depth to project well, and a light hand preserves the fresh galbanum top before the balsamic heart takes over on skin.
Who it’s for
For lovers of classic amber structures, incense, resins and woody compositions with a vintage feel. It will appeal to those who enjoy fragrances that start green and fresh, then turn darker, warmer and more textured, with a subtle animalic edge.
Release year
2014
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the Florentine perfumer behind Ambra, and the fragrance fits neatly into his signature world of resin, spice and incense. His work is known for its artisanal, highly evocative style: compositions that feel built from memory, travel and atmosphere rather than trend-led formulas. Villoresi founded his maison in 1990 and has long been associated with richly textured, old-world perfumes that balance classical structure with a poetic, almost scholarly approach to materials. Ambra reflects that language well, moving from green freshness into balsamic depth and a warm, enveloping drydown.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi is an independent Florentine house devoted to artisanal perfumery, crafted in-house with a strong respect for materials, tradition and detail. Its fragrances often draw on travel, myth and memory, and are composed as expressive, individual worlds rather than trend-driven releases.
Ambra’s concept
Ambra was introduced in 2014 as part of the Vintage Collection, shaped around the classic amber theme in Villoresi’s resinous, incense-rich style. The composition opens with fresh galbanum and cistus, then deepens into balms, spices and sacred resins before arriving at ambergris and aromatic woods, giving the fragrance a layered, old-school warmth.
Extra info
Ambra belongs to Lorenzo Villoresi’s Vintage Collection and remains in production. The bottle follows the house’s distinctive hexagonal design, chosen for its timeless, nature-inspired geometry. The fragrance also reflects Villoresi’s long-standing fascination with Middle Eastern resins and incense.