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Inspiration
Stella Cadente means shooting star. For Linari, Mark Buxton composed a multifaceted, oriental bouquet in which fruit, spices, flowers and balsams come together into a warm, powdery-sweet scent.
Fragrance Family
Oriental and spicy
The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Bergamot, plum, galbanum, spearmint, thyme, cardamom, violet, lemon
Heart notes: Ylang-ylang, rose, sandalwood, carnation, cinnamon, jasmine
Base notes: Vetiver, labdanum, patchouli, musk, Peru balsam
Perfumer
Mark Buxton
The Signature of Stella Cadente
Fruity Calabrian bergamot, citrus, Italian violet, spicy green galbanum and Guatemalan cardamom melt in the heart with Turkish rose, Egyptian jasmine, ylang-ylang and clove. Canadian pine, cinnamon, amyris and bay leaf add spicy contrasts. The base is powdery-sweet, with Madagascan vanilla, musk, patchouli, Peru balsam, vetiver and labdanum.
What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
Stella Cadente has so many notes that each spray reveals something new, which makes it such fun. The plum and cardamom give a dark fruity start, then the rose blooms with cinnamon. Hours later we mostly smell the balsam with vanilla, warm and slightly powdery. It is generous and festive. We wear it in December, around the holidays.
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