
"Star bright, star light,
first star I see tonight, I wish I may,
I wish I might have the wish I wish tonight."
I wish I might have the wish I wish tonight."

Here is a little snippet from a post here on our journal regarding Aurora:
"Although Lyra was released first, Aurora is the initial floral perfume I created. Back in the nineties I had sat down to recreate the aroma of carnations shortly following a Natural Perfumery class I had organized at the Bodhi Tree. Originally titled Experiment #2, Aurora has a spicy floral quality reminiscent of carnations."
The carnation quality is subtle and due to the combination of floral and spice. The main odor chemical in a fragrant Carnation flower is "eugenol", this component is found in high concentrations in the essential oil or absolute of clove.


Although one can approximate a carnation type of

Read the rest of the review at her blog following the link
The illustration we use to illuminate Aurora is a detail of Snow Faerie, an image by Greg, it is featured in his 2009 Calendar titled Divine Nature. See more of Greg's artwork at etsy and his website.
Here is a site which offers a variety of annuals and perennials of Carnations. According to Lisa Camasi, the Mini spice and the Valentino mix are noted as fragrant.
For the largest selection Aurora, in all her guises head on over to the Illuminated Perfume outpost at etsy.
Roxana Illuminated Perfume™
Roxana Illuminated Perfume™ at Etsy
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