Fragrance Sample (1ml / 2ml / 5ml)100% genuine fragrance decanted into a UV-sterilised glass atomiser. Overview Fragrance Family: Aquatic Gourmand / Mineral Amber / Experimental FloralConcentration: Eau de ParfumStyle: Conceptual marine-mineral scent combining tea-like florals, broken porcelain accord, and salty ambergrisBest For: Spring and summer wear, artistic or conceptual fragrance use, coastal environmentsSeason: Spring, Summer Fragrance Notes Top Notes: A Cartoon Drawing of Jasmine Tea, Crushed PorcelainMiddle Notes: Honey-Soaked Patchouli, Ocean WaterBase Notes: Ambergris, Wet Sand What It Smells Like The Point opens with a sharp, abstract impression of jasmine tea, rendered in a way that feels almost illustrated rather than literal. This airy floral-tea effect is immediately contrasted by a mineral, slightly cold “crushed porcelain” accord that adds dryness and an unusual tactile edge. As it develops, the fragrance becomes warmer and more textural. Honey-soaked patchouli introduces a sticky, earthy sweetness, while ocean water adds a salty aquatic transparency. The contrast between sweet earthiness and mineral salt creates a shifting balance that feels both natural and surreal. In the dry down, the fragrance settles into a smooth marine-amber base. Ambergris provides a salty, slightly animalic warmth, while wet sand reinforces the coastal mineral effect, giving the scent a lingering impression of shoreline air after waves recede. Overall, the fragrance feels marine, mineral, slightly sweet, abstract, and conceptual with a strong coastal and artistic character. View our full collection of genuine Clue fragrance samples
