Jade of Chama Hunayn 2026

Jade of Chama is one of those fragrances that slowly pulls you into its world. From the very first spray, I could feel a familiar atmosphere — it carries some beautiful vibes of both Kyara No Bara and Purple Majestic. There’s that bittersweet, spicy-earthy elegance, but wrapped in a softer and more comforting aura.

The rose, in its different shades, blends beautifully with touches of honey and delicate florals, creating something incredibly smooth and comforting. At times, I also catch that slightly bitter facet reminiscent of Purple Majestic, balanced by a light floral sweetness and a soft tea-like nuance.

There’s a subtle tea accord running through the fragrance: lightly aromatic, slightly soapy, earthy, and elegant without ever becoming sharp. As it develops, everything becomes more velvety — pink flowers, soft oud woods, and the calming earthiness of tea staying close to the skin.

What I really love is how comforting it feels. This perfume is a true cuddle.
Adill doesn’t simply create fragrances — he tells stories through them.

The sillage is intentionally restrained, never loud or overpowering, perfectly in line with the refined aesthetics of traditional Chinese and Eastern perfume culture. Quiet beauty rather than force.

And this is only a first impression after wearing it once. I’m pretty sure it will continue to surprise me more and more with every new wear.

God is good!!
He gifted Adill a true talent to not only make beautiful perfumes but to tell a story and let people dream away
In this case dream away on that journey of tea through different landscapes, air-shifts and periods of time, developing, aging and accompanied by beautiful roses (7 different kinds), chamomile, white lotus, spices in the air, a lot of warmth/ sunshine

Oh my, this will only get better with time which seems impossible as it already is glorious now

I sprayed Jade of Chama directly upon its arrival. In the opening, a very prominent, sweet, beautiful rose interacts with green tea. Beautifully balanced between green and sweet. The rose is very jam-like, beautifully complemented by the green tea, with slight contrasts that harmonize wonderfully. After a very short time, the oud emerged gently and lightly, giving the fragrance a very pleasant resinous note. After 1 ½ hours, the scent became very sweet, a pleasant prominent honey, not sticky or overpowering. I would describe it like this: You are drinking green tea sweetened with honey in a rose field. A slight spiciness accompanies the fragrance right from the start and adds depth.

I sprayed it again 5 hours later and wore it as a full wear, and indeed had a different yet similar olfactory experience. Upon re-spraying, the green tea was significantly more prominent, overshadowing the rose "minimally," but not disturbingly. I still perceived the rose very prominently, but in this case, it beautifully underscored the green tea. Here too, the oud is very gentle, pleasant, and accompanies the fragrance with resinous notes. It does become sweeter over time, although the honey is not as prominent anymore, yet still nicely noticeable. Overall, the fragrance is somewhat more bitter than the first spray but still a lovely tea scent. Over time, it gives not only green tea vibes but also black tea vibes, by no means overly sweet. Tea truly accompanies the fragrance in every facet, making it perfect for tea lovers! After about 5 hours, however, it indeed recedes into the background; the exact opposite happens. The rose suddenly comes back to the forefront and is highlighted and surrounded by the tea, which is still very well perceivable. A very beautiful, well-crafted rose, which is now more clearly in focus and makes the fragrance a bit more floral in the drydown. A slight citrus note now also resonates, which likely comes partly from the Taif rose. The fragrance is very easy to wear, not particularly heavy, and lightly airy. This isn't necessarily my style, but it's perfect for summer.