Where to buy new
Direct from the house.
Buy new from Cygnet Perfumery or an authorised stockist. The maker page is the source for current availability, sizes, and pricing.
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Woodland and meadow-inspired, handcrafted.
The house, in one read
Cygnet Perfumery is an Australian indie house built around woodland and meadow inspiration, crafting 100% natural fine fragrances released in limited annual batches.
Each scent is aged before release — typically five to six months — and produced in small runs, giving the line a slow, considered rhythm closer to artisan winemaking than mainstream perfumery.
The catalogue spans two perfumers, Sondrine Kehoe and Siann Gobin, working across citrus soliflores, mossy forest floors, spiced orientals, and maritime accords — a surprisingly wide range for such a tight collection.
Best for buyers who want genuinely natural perfumery with a slow-craft story — if you love moss, resins, and the smell of an actual forest floor, Cygnet is worth every limited-batch hunt.Community-verified
Start here
A sun-warmed Andalusian citrus built on bitter orange, neroli and beeswax — the house's most accessible and luminous scent.
Crisp silver fir, juniper and pine absolute make this a textbook woodland perfume that wears surprisingly wearable.
An open-air fougère of elderflower, alpine lavender and oakmoss that smells like a meadow after rain.
Cardamom, saffron and vanilla over Australian sandalwood — a warm, resinous oriental that rewards patience.
Six 0.25ml samples of the core extrait line — the obvious first move for any curious buyer.
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Why it matters
In a market flooded with synthetic-heavy 'clean' brands, Cygnet represents a rarer thing: a small Australian house doing proper 100% natural extraits, aged and released once a year, with the discipline to keep the catalogue tight and the quality high.
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