Fruity
Notesamberapplebergamotcardamomcedarwoodcoconutcorianderjasminemelonoakmosspassion fruitpineappleraspberryrosesea saltstrawberryvanilla
Tags
#beast
Style
for her
Gratia Aestiva is Latin for “summer grace”, and this extrait is an absolute abundance of sundrunk fruit. Punchy pineapple, melon and strawberry wave a big HELLO right out of the bottle, while passion fruit, with its tangy, grapefruit bite, tempers the sweetness with rawness. Indian jasmine adds floral fullness on a spiced bed of coriander and ambered woods. On the right side of too much.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The mood is an unhurried summer afternoon with a lively table still in full conversation. Pineapple and strawberry bring an outgoing sweetness, while tangy passion fruit and coriander keep it from feeling sugary alone. This is a generous presence rather than a discreet finishing touch.
How to wear
Its fruit-led character suits warm weather, but the ample extrait calls for a restrained application, especially in heat or close quarters. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; mild evenings offer room for the jasmine, spice and ambered woods beneath the fruit.
Who it’s for
For lovers of bold fruity fragrances who enjoy ripe tropical sweetness with floral fullness and a spicy counterweight. It will appeal most to those who prefer abundance over minimalism, and want vanilla and amber warmth beneath a vivid pineapple-and-strawberry opening.
Release year
2026
Aura Eximia’s story
Aura Eximia treats fragrance as an expression of identity, memory and presence rather than a trend-led accessory. The house works exclusively in extrait de parfum, with an emphasis on authenticity and a creative direction intended to outlast changing fashions.
Gratia Aestiva’s concept
Gratia Aestiva reimagines the memory of summer through ripe fruit, ocean air and the golden light between daylight and dusk. Its abundant opening gives way to flowers and spice, before amber, Bourbon vanilla and cedarwood bring the composition toward a warmer, more intimate finish.
Extra info
The name means “summer grace” in Latin. The official composition specifies ingredients by origin, including Indian jasmine, Guatemalan cardamom, Mexican coriander and Atlas cedarwood. The house’s 50 ml bottles come with hand-signed, embossed and consecutively numbered authenticity certificates.
Notesamberapplebergamotcardamomcedarwoodcoconutcorianderjasminemelonoakmosspassion fruitpineappleraspberryrosesea saltstrawberryvanilla
Tags
#beast
Style
for her
Gratia Aestiva is Latin for “summer grace”, and this extrait is an absolute abundance of sundrunk fruit. Punchy pineapple, melon and strawberry wave a big HELLO right out of the bottle, while passion fruit, with its tangy, grapefruit bite, tempers the sweetness with rawness. Indian jasmine adds floral fullness on a spiced bed of coriander and ambered woods. On the right side of too much.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The mood is an unhurried summer afternoon with a lively table still in full conversation. Pineapple and strawberry bring an outgoing sweetness, while tangy passion fruit and coriander keep it from feeling sugary alone. This is a generous presence rather than a discreet finishing touch.
How to wear
Its fruit-led character suits warm weather, but the ample extrait calls for a restrained application, especially in heat or close quarters. Start with one spray on the torso and assess before adding more; mild evenings offer room for the jasmine, spice and ambered woods beneath the fruit.
Who it’s for
For lovers of bold fruity fragrances who enjoy ripe tropical sweetness with floral fullness and a spicy counterweight. It will appeal most to those who prefer abundance over minimalism, and want vanilla and amber warmth beneath a vivid pineapple-and-strawberry opening.
Release year
2026
Aura Eximia’s story
Aura Eximia treats fragrance as an expression of identity, memory and presence rather than a trend-led accessory. The house works exclusively in extrait de parfum, with an emphasis on authenticity and a creative direction intended to outlast changing fashions.
Gratia Aestiva’s concept
Gratia Aestiva reimagines the memory of summer through ripe fruit, ocean air and the golden light between daylight and dusk. Its abundant opening gives way to flowers and spice, before amber, Bourbon vanilla and cedarwood bring the composition toward a warmer, more intimate finish.
Extra info
The name means “summer grace” in Latin. The official composition specifies ingredients by origin, including Indian jasmine, Guatemalan cardamom, Mexican coriander and Atlas cedarwood. The house’s 50 ml bottles come with hand-signed, embossed and consecutively numbered authenticity certificates.