Erzsébet

Erzsébet by Spiritica

Launch Year: 2026

Perfumer: Miguel Matos and Daniele Muratori Caputo

Concentration: Extrait de Parfum

Fragrance Profile:
Erzsébet is a haunting composition from Spiritica’s Crime Collection, inspired by the legend of Erzsébet Báthory and the cold stone walls of Čachtice Castle. The fragrance opens with cold aldehydes, green violet leaf, black pomegranate, and a metallic blood accord, creating a sharp introduction to its opulent floral heart. Tuberose absolute takes center stage alongside jasmine sambac, powdery iris, and withered rose, while a vintage soap accord evokes the intimate atmosphere of old-world beauty rituals. The blood accord resurfaces among the flowers, adding an unsettling metallic dimension to their creamy richness. The base unfolds through cold white musks, sandalwood, Cashmeran, and soft suede, with wet stone lending a cool mineral character. Benzoin and transparent labdanum complete the composition with resinous depth. Floral, aldehydic, and distinctly unconventional, Erzsébet explores the tension between immaculate cleanliness and dark sensuality.

Performance:
Longevity and projection: Unknown. Reliable wear-time and diffusion estimates have not yet been established.

Ideal For:
Ideal for women and men who appreciate bold white florals with unexpected metallic, powdery, and mineral nuances. A compelling choice for collectors drawn to artistic perfumery, gothic storytelling, and fragrances that move beyond familiar floral compositions. Particularly appealing to tuberose enthusiasts seeking an unusual interpretation enriched with vintage soap, cool stone, soft suede, and resinous woods.