Some perfumes happen fast.
This one didn’t.
We tried it more times than we’d admit — not to impress anyone, but because it wouldn’t let us go until it was right.

Apple Rose started as an experiment in contrast — freshness and warmth, brightness and depth.
It opens with green apple, sharp and clean, the kind that bites back a little. Then the red apple rounds it out — juicy, soft, almost golden. And just when you think it’s a fruity perfume, the rose blooms right through it — alive, rich, and modern. Not powdery, not polite. It doesn’t sit above the apple; it moves with it.

That’s when the whole thing starts to hum.
Mimosa adds lift, frankincense gives it soul, and gardenia folds in creaminess. There’s musk pulling it closer to the skin, honey warming everything it touches — like sunlight through amber glass.

And still, it moves.
Ruh khus, vetiver, and a little oud slide in underneath, grounding it with cool, smooth shadows, while sandalwood carries it all the way through — calm, steady, elegant.

This isn’t loud, and it doesn’t need to be.
It’s balance. Confidence. The kind of perfume that doesn’t perform — it settles in, finds your rhythm, and stays there.

We call it Apple Rose, but truthfully, it’s the scent of everything finally working together — fruit and flower, warmth and restraint, surface and depth.

Because real luxury isn’t noise.
It’s harmony.

Fragrance Notes:
Green Apple • Red Apple • Fresh Roses • Mimosa
Frankincense • Gardenia • Musk • Honey
Ruh Khus • Vetiver • Dew-Kissed Fruits
Sandalwood • Oud

AL GHALIYAH Extrait equivalent for Apple Rose is In Seventh Heaven.