CORAL FLOWER

Coral Flower is a named floral accord used by Goldfield & Banks in Pacific Rock Flower. Founder Dimitri Weber describes it through mimosa, tuberose, jasmine and other white flowers. The idea is a composed bouquet within an aquatic, creamy fragrance, rather than the smell of one identified plant called a coral flower. The floral character can bring a fuller, petal-like dimension to the coastal theme.

The fragrance was created with perfumer Emilie Bouge. In Weber’s account, the separate Cocowax accord contributes creaminess, so the whole perfume’s creamy effect should not be attributed to Coral Flower alone. The name does not establish Erythrina, Ixora or any other botanical species, nor a natural flower extract. It also does not disclose the exact molecules used to build the bouquet.