XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood by Clive Christian

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Noble Collection

XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood Clive Christian 2022

8.5 / 10 263 Ratings

A popular perfume by Clive Christian for women and men, released in 2022. The scent is woody-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Woody

Spicy

Sweet

Creamy

Resinous

Fragrance Notes

Amber

Sage

Tonka bean

Bergamot

Woods

Angelica seed Tobacco

Tobacco

Perfumer

Ilias Ermenidis

Ratings

Scent

8.5263 Ratings

Longevity

7.7246 Ratings

Sillage

7.3245 Ratings

Bottle

8.8250 Ratings

Value for money

5.4223 Ratings

Submitted by MiniGBIC · last update on 12/18/2025.

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Noble Collection collection.

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Reviews

14 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/05/2025

8Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

MaxSmells
93 Reviews

MaxSmells

3

Which one

The question for me is, which amber fragrance is the best from the house of Clive Christian. I will give you my short answer later. Amberwood starts off with a minty earthy green blast in which the minty note fades, up come the spices with amber sitting alone in the background but to be honest the amber in this particular fragrance is not the main note, it plays a role but to me, at least on my skin this a cashmere wood fragrance with spices and a tiny amount of amber. So my conclusion is that Blonde Amber is the better amber fragrance. This is nice but that is a lot better.

10/21/2025

paperdade
42 Reviews

paperdade

2

Most memorable that Amberwood

Incredible opening with the highest quality ingredients imaginable. Get the woody Tonka uniqueness, it's like a redo of pretty much every note liated, of what I thought I know, so: perfect Bergamot, balmy Sage and minty purple florals with the smooth Tobacco in the bground, this is noble all purpose. Think a redid, reinvented sheer Lavander accord, probably not even in there, but built from the exact quality needed out of the other natural florals. Got the Musk and Vanilla approach in the ancient soul aspect to it as well, like opposite to Incense resins smoke. Mature unisex, nondry, nonpowdery, out of this world dry down, it's must try because it'll bring home so well. Very much pleased with the purchase.

06/25/2024

9.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

MaxZ02
8 Reviews

MaxZ02

1

Purer Reichtum!

Mit diesem duft verbinde ich einfach nur einen sehr Dekadentes auftreten mit Anzug und ein paar Santoni Schuhen. Der Duft ist eine Bombe nicht nur Optisch sondern auch einfach von den Duftnoten der Amber ist eine perfekte mischung und ich würde sagen mit die beste Amber Note die ich je gerochen habe. Meiner meinung geht die Bergamotte etwas unter leider, aber ich würde mir diesen Duft immer wieder Kaufen er ist einfach Top!

02/11/2024

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Sirbennyone
505 Reviews

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Sirbennyone

Very helpful Review 8

He is unfortunately unjustly overshadowed by his (successful) brother! / A false image has been painted of you....

Hello everyone,

today I would like to share my opinion on the little dilemma of "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian".

What do I mean by that exactly?

In the statements regarding "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian", it was suggested that it is a 50 years + fragrance and so on! Let me put it this way, I am a delicate (still) 35 and I really enjoy wearing 1872 for Men, "Original Collection - X: The Masculine Perfume of the Perfect Pair / X for Men | Clive Christian", L for Men, "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Cypress | Clive Christian", and also "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian" for several months now, and to be honest, I have never (!) understood this statement...

Yes, fragrances from CC are more mature, higher quality, and not as pleasing as PDM; MFK, Xerjoff and co., but they certainly don't have to be - "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian" brings a certain class with it, but I would never call it an "oldie" fragrance, because it certainly is not!

It is woody - spicy and starts pleasantly fresh (bergamot and sage) and slowly the freshness diminishes and it becomes more woody - slightly spicy, and the tonka bean noticeably enters the stage, but it is not very sweet - rather hardly sweet, and the drydown is the true highlight of the fragrance, the warm and slight creaminess is divine! The mix of amber, tobacco, and tonka bean - a 10 out of 10!

Its problem:

The dark sibling named "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Blonde Amber | Clive Christian" (my review of it here https://www.parfumo.de/Parfums/Clive_Christian/noble-xxi-art-deco-blonde-amber/rezensionen/305231) and whether the hype surrounding it is justified or not, everyone must decide for themselves!

I find it a bit unfortunate that 2 really good ones ("Noble XX: Art Nouveau - Papyrus | Clive Christian" + "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian") are forgotten because of this, and my little favorite "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Cypress | Clive Christian" as well.

Which one is the best for you is of course a matter of opinion. I just see it this way, sometimes you gain more attention when you swim against the tide, rather than being one of many. And I see great potential in "Noble XXI: Art Deco - Amberwood | Clive Christian" since its release... (a sleeping giant)

Performance:

I find it quite fair... and you can excellently boost its performance with, for example, Molecule 01 or Herod or Layton Exclusif or Reflection 45!

If I really weren't convinced, I wouldn't recommend it to you!
(You can test it, but buying a bottle.... - if you like it as much as I do, then yes)

And now have a nice day/evening or whenever you read this review, best regards, Benny
_______

02/22/2024

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

HiddenGem
5 Reviews

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HiddenGem

14

Not brother... Blonde Amber's father!

I don't want to make grand speeches or draw comparisons.
Cardamom-sage and bergamot in the top note. No idea how angelica seeds smell, but I don't care.
The bergamot and sage give it a rather cool effect and provide a certain freshness twist throughout. Tonka bean, amber, untreated wood, and subtly light green tobacco join in as it develops…
Incredibly well balanced!!!
But what matters most to me in this brilliant interplay is:
It never gets too sweet!!!
A spicy, fresh-creamy, and woody fragrance that comes across very pleasingly! Drydown 10/10.
Absolute world class!!!
The junior is also not bad, definitely not, but personally, I found it way too sweet and rather feminine.
Of course, tastes are known to vary greatly, but for me personally, Amberwood surpasses the dark blonde due to its special elegance and subtly restrained sweetness. Moreover, I love this beautiful spicy-woody drydown. Overall, Amberwood simply feels more mature.
I can't agree with the opinion that it is a 50+ fragrance. Sure, it's not a scent I would recommend to an 18-year-old, as one should bring a certain maturity, but in the end, everyone has their own taste.
I wholeheartedly recommend this fragrance and definitely advise you to test it!!!
I will definitely get it for special occasions or cozy evenings. Because that's where it belongs best. It will surely impress on dates as well.
In the end, I can say:
The newly rich youth with money can confidently reach for Blonde Amber
(Sweet is in trend)
Established, stylish men who have nothing and no one to prove anymore, reach for Amberwood!

Conclusion: Amberwood is not only better than Blonde Amber for me, Blonde Amber should pay respect to Amberwood!!!

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