Pacific Rock Moss
Pacific Rock Moss combines coastal moss with lemon, sage, geranium and cedarwood in the brand’s profile. Use it to explore the house’s aromatic aquatic direction.
Explore fragrance ↗Official scent profileGoldfield & Banks approaches perfume through Australian landscapes and botanical materials. Founded by Dimitri Weber, the house offers a useful contrast between the coastal direction of Pacific Rock Moss, the finger-lime focus of Bohemian Lime, and the agarwood-and-vanilla character of Silky Woods. Start with a landscape or ingredient that draws you in.
Pacific Rock Moss · Eau de parfum ↗19 records from the supplied dataset, including separate editions and formats. This is not a current retail inventory. 19 records have an unconfirmed concentration; 3 have no perfumer recorded. Existing credits remain catalog entries unless separately verified.
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Pacific Rock Moss combines coastal moss with lemon, sage, geranium and cedarwood in the brand’s profile. Use it to explore the house’s aromatic aquatic direction.
Explore fragrance ↗Official scent profileBohemian Lime connects Australian finger lime and coriander with vetiver, cedarwood and sandalwood. Compare its citrus-and-wood structure with Pacific Rock Moss.
Explore fragrance ↗Official scent profileSilky Woods brings Australian agarwood into a composition that includes vanilla, cinnamon and tobacco leaves. It provides a warmer contrast to the two fresh selections.
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Tobacco · Warm spicy · Woody.
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Woody · Floral · Powdery.
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Fruity · Sweet · Citrus.
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Iris · Powdery · Amber.
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White floral · Yellow floral · Woody.
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Warm spicy · Rose · Woody.
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Woody · Oud · Lavender.
Founder Dimitri Weber’s account connects the house to his discovery of Australia and its botanical diversity. That geographical focus gives the collection an organizing idea, while each fragrance still needs to be considered on its own.
A practical first comparison is Pacific Rock Moss against Bohemian Lime: both invite a fresh direction, but their published profiles use different materials. Add Silky Woods if you also want to explore a warmer woody gourmand.
Dimitri Weber founded Goldfield & Banks. The house describes his exploration of Australia and its botanicals as central to its origin.
Pacific Rock Moss is presented as aromatic aquatic, with coastal moss and aromatic notes. Bohemian Lime is presented as citrus aromatic, led by finger lime with coriander and woods. These are useful comparison points, not claims that one will suit everyone better.
The house classifies Silky Woods as woody gourmand and highlights Australian agarwood and vanilla. It takes a different direction from Pacific Rock Moss’s aromatic aquatic profile.
The founder’s account describes the collection as gender-free. Choose according to the fragrance profile you enjoy rather than treating a marketing category as a rule.
Parfum Bible editorial guide · Sources checked . Sampling suggestions are editorial comparisons of listed profiles, not firsthand reviews. Catalog coverage does not establish current stock.