Clive Christian Noble Collection VII Queen Anne Rock Rose

Noble VII perfumes are a celebration of the beauty of the 18th century Queen Anne garden. Inspired by Clive Christian’s own Queen Anne residence. Built in the grandest tradition in 1730, each perfume captures the botanical inspiration and seductive blooms from these period gardens.

Discovered on the banks of the Mediterranean and coveted by the 18th century nobility, the complex and aromatic rock roses intertwined with bergamot and black pepper offering a warmth to the fusion of fresh lavender, violet and clary sage.

The powerfully fragrant Rock Rose is set against an invigorating top note of citrus, warmed with black pepper and blends with a base of amber, cocoa & patchouli.

Discover The Scent

Over time, the fragrance evolves to reveal the trilogy of complementary notes:

Top Note – Bergamot

The invigorating top note is a blend of citrus oils centered on the rich warmth of Bergamot oil, distilled from the juice of a hundred Bergamot Oranges

Heart Note – Rock Rose

Prized by British Nobility during the Queen Anne period, Rock Rose was imported to England, transporting it’s warm and aromatic resinous fragrance from the banks of the mediterranean straight to the most coveted English gardens.

Base Note – Saffron

Spring is hailed with the arrival of Saffron in Southeast Asia, one of the rarest elements on earth befitting the title “red gold”, whose intense pigments mirror a warmth that infuses every part of this unique fragrance.

Social Status

The nobility of the 18th century saw their residencies, and particularly their gardens, as a reflection of their significance and status in society. So they went to extraordinary lengths to adorn their gardens with the most beautiful and exotic plants from around the world.