Gold Woman belongs to the Aldehydic-Floral-Aromatic family. It is world-renowned for its vast, complex, multi-layered formulation—a nod to the golden era of mid-century French perfumery elevated by high-concentration Arabian resins.
- Top Notes (The Golden Shimmer): Aldehydes, Rock Rose (Cistus), Lily-of-the-Valley, Silver Frankincense, and Rose. A radiant, powdery-clean opening with a shimmering vintage sparkle and a touch of rare Omani flora.
- Heart Notes (The Noble Bouquet): Iris Root (Orris), Jasmine, Myrrh, Orris Root, and Cloves. A rich, buttery, and aristocratic floral core deepened by precious resins and subtle spice.
- Base Notes (The Majestic Footprint): Civet, Musk, Sandalwood, Ambergris, Cedarwood, Oakmoss, and Patchouli. A heavy, warm, and deeply sensual dry down that provides an opulent, multi-day sillage reminiscent of classic haute perfumery.
The Origin: The First Jewel of the Sultan
Created in 1983 by the legendary master perfumer Guy Robert (who considered it the crowning achievement of his entire career), Gold Woman was the very first fragrance commissioned by the Sultan of Oman to establish Amouage as "The Gift of Kings."
Robert was given an unlimited budget and carte blanche to use the world's most costly, rare, and high-grade raw ingredients—including rare Omani Rock Rose harvested from the Jebel Akhdar mountains and pure silver frankincense. The result was a timeless, golden classic designed to rival the greatest French perfumes in history while maintaining the rich, resinous soul of the Middle East.
The Crown Vessel: The 100 ml bottle is a masterpiece of royal heritage. Cast in a heavy, crystal-clear glass flacon gilded with 24-karat gold accents, its silhouette is modeled after the iconic dome of the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque in Muscat. Crowned with a high-shine gold magnetic cap adorned with a topaz Swarovski crystal, it is an unmistakable symbol of elite craftsmanship and royal prestige.
