





Solid parfum
Citizen
$110.00
12 g
- Free shipping in Australia
- Signature canister included
- Change of mind returns on unopened globes
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Cardamom + laurel leaf
For the citizen of the world. The one who feels at home in any city, in any season. Warm cardamom meets green laurel leaf in a clean, spiced scent to wear every day.
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Details
Solid parfum, 12 g (0.42 oz).
Encased within a tactile brass globe, meticulously engraved with the world's continents and oceans. It secures with a seamless screw-top closure, parting in two to cradle the fine solid parfum within.
Arrives in its signature canister, with "I'd give you the world" inside the lid.
How to wear it
Warm it: Gently swirl or press your fingertip against the surface of the solid parfum. The natural warmth of your skin will soften the wax balm.
Press it: Press or dab the warmed balm directly onto your pulse points or areas where your body naturally radiates heat, such as your wrists, the side of your neck, or behind your ears.
Reapply as needed: Because solid fragrances sit close to the skin rather than projecting loudly across a room, you can easily add a little more throughout the day whenever you want a refresh.
Shipping
Free shipping anywhere in Australia.
Delivery times are shown at checkout.

New to solid perfume?
What is solid perfume?
- A wax balm
- Parfum set in a soft wax, not a liquid. You warm it on your skin.
- Nothing to spill
- No glass and no spray, so it cannot leak or break in your bag.
- Close to the skin
- Soft and personal, not loud across a room. Add a little more through the day.

The ritual
Warm it. Press it. Carry it.
Open the globe and warm a little parfum on your fingertip. Press it to your wrist, your neck or behind the ears.
Then close it and drop it in your bag. It goes where you go.

The gift
Give them the world
Every globe arrives in its signature canister. Lift the lid and "I'd give you the world" is waiting inside, in gold.
Add a gift note in your bag before checkout.








