Astra Infinita is Latin for “endless stars”, and this extrait is a celestial blend of brightness and depth. It opens with a citrus supernova: Sicilian lemon, bitter orange and Calabrian bergamot, softened by the golden ripeness of mango and the narcotic bloom of Reunion ylang-ylang.
Then Siberian birch and Indonesian clove meet black pepper and cedarwood, a core that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The base is slow-burning and eternal: Spanish labdanum, Cambodian oud, Mysore sandalwood and Bourbon vanilla. These stars are not distant. They’re drawn to you.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for close, evening spaces where a scent can leave a trail without shouting: a dark coat, low light, and a room that holds smoke, wood and skin-warm sweetness. It feels polished but not polite, with a magnetic, slightly untamed edge.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its citrus opening can lift the heavier woods and resins without losing shape. Apply sparingly, as an extrait: one to three sprays is enough for strong presence, with a smoky, leathery drydown that clings to fabric and lingers on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like dense, resinous woods, smoky leather tones and a spicy-citrus opening with real depth. It suits those drawn to opulent, unisex fragrances that feel structured, dark and a little savory rather than sweet or airy.
Release year
2026
Aura Eximia’s story
Aura Eximia frames itself as a house devoted to what lies beyond the ordinary and beyond fleeting impressions. Its perfumes are presented as carefully refined compositions, shaped through a patient development process rather than quick trend-chasing.
Astra Infinita’s concept
Astra Infinita, Latin for “endless stars,” was developed as part of Aura Eximia’s 2026 collection after the brand’s concept took shape in late 2024. The fragrance was refined over the course of a year before being presented as a luminous, long-burning composition of brightness and depth.
Extra info
The name means “endless stars” in Latin. The official presentation highlights a citrus “supernova” opening, while third-party listings expand the note pyramid with birch, clove, oud, sandalwood and vanilla. It is also included in Aura Eximia’s Discovery Box.
Astra Infinita is Latin for “endless stars”, and this extrait is a celestial blend of brightness and depth. It opens with a citrus supernova: Sicilian lemon, bitter orange and Calabrian bergamot, softened by the golden ripeness of mango and the narcotic bloom of Reunion ylang-ylang.
Then Siberian birch and Indonesian clove meet black pepper and cedarwood, a core that feels both grounded and otherworldly. The base is slow-burning and eternal: Spanish labdanum, Cambodian oud, Mysore sandalwood and Bourbon vanilla. These stars are not distant. They’re drawn to you.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for close, evening spaces where a scent can leave a trail without shouting: a dark coat, low light, and a room that holds smoke, wood and skin-warm sweetness. It feels polished but not polite, with a magnetic, slightly untamed edge.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its citrus opening can lift the heavier woods and resins without losing shape. Apply sparingly, as an extrait: one to three sprays is enough for strong presence, with a smoky, leathery drydown that clings to fabric and lingers on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like dense, resinous woods, smoky leather tones and a spicy-citrus opening with real depth. It suits those drawn to opulent, unisex fragrances that feel structured, dark and a little savory rather than sweet or airy.
Release year
2026
Aura Eximia’s story
Aura Eximia frames itself as a house devoted to what lies beyond the ordinary and beyond fleeting impressions. Its perfumes are presented as carefully refined compositions, shaped through a patient development process rather than quick trend-chasing.
Astra Infinita’s concept
Astra Infinita, Latin for “endless stars,” was developed as part of Aura Eximia’s 2026 collection after the brand’s concept took shape in late 2024. The fragrance was refined over the course of a year before being presented as a luminous, long-burning composition of brightness and depth.
Extra info
The name means “endless stars” in Latin. The official presentation highlights a citrus “supernova” opening, while third-party listings expand the note pyramid with birch, clove, oud, sandalwood and vanilla. It is also included in Aura Eximia’s Discovery Box.
