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Eau de parfum · 100 ml · unisex
Treasure is classed as oriental, floral and aquatic, an unusual mix, with aquatic, metallic and salt notes on top, rose and sugary notes in the heart, and drywood, vanilla and ambroxan below.
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Notes as Maison Asrar lists them on its website, read on 24 October 2026.
Texture matters more than ingredients at the top. Aquatic points to watery, sea-spray freshness, Metallic to a clean, sharp, mineral or coin-like edge, and Salt to a briny, skin-like tang. The heart contrasts with them: rose is soft and full, while Sugary, a collective term for a sweet, candy-like effect, pushes it towards a sweetened-petal impression. The list therefore sets sharp against soft right from the start.
Drywood is a generic dry, pale timber accord, vanilla adds creamy sweetness, and ambroxan a smooth, clean, mineral-warm glow often linked with a salty skin effect, which suits the salt above. The list suggests an airy modern contrast: a sharp, watery, mineral start, a sweet rose heart and a smooth, dry vanilla finish, with the oriental label probably tied to the vanilla and the sugary note.
Maison Asrar's product page for Treasure gives its family as oriental, floral and aquatic.
It also puts words of its own on two of the notes: vanilla (sweet, warm, soft) and rose (floral, elegant, romantic).
The label in the shop's photo of Treasure reads Royal Collection.
FragranceGems' own product page also names amber, which the brand's page does not. This guide follows the brand's list.
Curious readers who like the idea of rose and vanilla set against something saline and mineral, rather than the usual spices and resins. It reads as a contrast between sweet and briny. Other aquatic or fresh pages in the range are worth reading alongside, mainly to see how each one makes the move to a sweet base.
Maison Asrar Rosé Absolute overlaps in rose, sugary, vanilla and Ambroxan. Its own notes are lemon, jasmine and musk, against salt here.
Maison Asrar Basma overlaps in rose, sugary and vanilla. Its own notes are raspberry, nutmeg, saffron and oud, against salt and Ambroxan here.
Maison Asrar Qamar overlaps in sugary, vanilla and Ambroxan. Its own notes are apple, pear, lemon and gardenia, against salt and rose here.
FragranceGems lists Maison Asrar Treasure in 100 ml. The button below opens the perfume itself in the shop; the product page shows the current price and whether it can be ordered today, which this guide does not.
The shop ships from the Netherlands to 25 EU countries. Delivery times and countries are on where to buy.
View Treasure at FragranceGemsOpens this perfume on FragranceGems, an independent reseller.
Treasure is classed as oriental, floral and aquatic, an unusual mix, with aquatic, metallic and salt notes on top, rose and sugary notes in the heart, and drywood, vanilla and ambroxan below.
As the brand lists them, top: aquatic, metallic and salt; heart: rose and sugary; base: drywood, vanilla and Ambroxan.
Family words on the brand's page: oriental, floral, aquatic. Guide families: Oriental, Floral and Citrus and fresh.
It is listed for unisex, from the address of the brand's product page.
Treasure is an eau de parfum in 100 ml (3.4 fl oz).
By the notes they share, the closest are Maison Asrar Rosé Absolute (also lists rose and sugary), Maison Asrar Basma (also lists rose and sugary) and Maison Asrar Qamar (also lists sugary and vanilla).
FragranceGems lists it. The button on this page opens it in the shop. See where to buy.
Since January 2023; that is the date of the brand's page, not a launch date.
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