Quince

Quince is a fragrant fruit with a distinctive floral and fruity aroma. It originates from the Caucasus region and has been cultivated for centuries, prized for its use in jams, jellies, and perfumes. The fruit has a fuzzy, golden-yellow skin and firm, aromatic flesh.

Quince has a warm, comforting scent that evokes a sense of nostalgia and coziness. Fragrances featuring quince are often associated with autumn and winter, complementing spicy, woody, or gourmand accords. The note can add a touch of elegance and sophistication to perfumes, making them suitable for both casual and formal occasions.

Quince is commonly used as a heart or base note in fragrances, providing a sweet, floral, and slightly tart character. It pairs well with notes like apple, pear, cinnamon, vanilla, and amber. Quince is often found in autumnal, gourmand, and chypre-style perfumes, where it can add depth, complexity, and a touch of elegance.