GOLD COLLECTION
The first collection by Spirit of Kings, titled “Gold Collection”, introduces eleven luxury perfumes, each taking its name from a star or a constellation of stars. The inspiration for the names comes from Arabic names, as there was a time when Arabs were ahead of the Europeans in science.
Expansion required navigation, and navigation required astronomy, and that made the Arabs the best astronomers of the time. Together, perfumes symbolize the mysterious celestial frontiers that lie in the realm of the imagination and unrealized potential that all of those with a royal spirit yearn for.
SHIHAB
In the heart of a grand kingdom, a noble king strolls through his opulent garden as the sun sets. The air is filled with the sweet, rich aroma of ripening fruits, especially raspberries, signaling the peak of summer. As the sky darkens, he witnesses the awe-inspiring sight of a shooting star—Shihab—streaking across the twilight. This magical moment, though fleeting, leaves a lasting impression of peace and wonder. Shihab captures this enchanting scene with its complex and inviting composition. The fragrance opens with the lush, juicy scent of raspberries, accented by the spicy hint of pink pepper. As it develops, the heart notes of Turkish rose and jasmine emerge, echoing the elegance of the twilight garden. Finally, the warm, grounding notes of amber, musk, and patchouli evoke the lingering warmth of a summer sunset, creating a scent that is both timeless and majestic.
ARRAKIS
“Arrakis” comes from the Arabic word (al-raqis) meaning “the dancing one”, which Muslim astronomers named the Mu Draconis star system centuries ago.
In Arrakis, the bottle is crowned with a yellow zircon, one of the oldest healing stones in the world. It aids in separation and loss, and helps us focus on significant things in life.
ALUDRA
“Aludra” comes from the Arabic (al-Adhraa’) meaning “the virgin”, which Muslim astronomers named the Eta Canis Majoris star centuries ago.
In Aludra, the statue is crowned with a pale amethyst. It symbolises determination and positivity.
HADAR
“Hadar” comes from the same Arabic word (hadar) meaning “the settlement”, which Muslim astronomers named the Beta Centauri star system centuries ago.
In Hadar, the bottle is crowned with a luminous pink opal. It symbolises positivity, self-assurance, and emotional tranquillity like no other healing stone.
SAGIRA
“Sagira” comes from the Arabic (as-sahaba as- saghirah) meaning “the small cloud”, which Muslim astronomers named the Andromeda galaxy centuries ago.
In Sagira, the statue is crowned with a diamond. The most beautiful and resilient of all stones symbolises self-confidence, willpower, and strength of character.
MATAR
‘Matar’ comes from the Arabic (al-sa’d ul-matar) meaning “the lucky star of rain”, which Muslim astronomers named the Eta Pegasi star centuries ago.
Matar Bottle is crowned with a turquoise topaz. It signifies self-realisation and foresight.
ALTAIR
“Altair” comes from the Arabic (an-nisr ut-tair) meaning “the flying eagle”, which Muslim astronomers named the Alpha Aquilae star centuries ago.
In Altair, the statue is crowned with a red ruby. It symbolises the highest joy of life, as well as the content that it decorates.
TABANA
‘Tabana’ comes from the Arabic (darb ut-tabana) meaning “the Milky Road”, which Muslim astronomers named our Milky Way galaxy centuries ago.
In Tabana, the statue is crowned with a dark purple amethyst. Possessing a calming effect, it symbolises composure and concentration.
ZAURAC
‘Zaurac’ comes from the Arabic (az-zawraq) meaning “the boat”, which Muslim astronomers named the Gamma Eridani star centuries ago.
In Zaurac, a dark blue sapphire crowns the perfume. It signifies the strength of will and straightforwardness.
ACAMAR
Acamar’ comes from the Arabic (akhir an-nahr) meaning “the end of the river”, which Muslim astronomers named the Theta Eridani star system centuries ago.
In Acamar, the bottle is crowned with an amethyst. It symbolises determination and positivity.
ERRAI
“Errai” comes from the Arabic (ar-ra’i) meaning “the shepherd”, which Muslim astronomers named the Gamma Cephei star system centuries ago.
In Errai, the statue is crowned with a luminous green emerald. It symbolizes the verdure of this world, spring, new beginnings, and love. Like a healing stone, the emerald provides emotional, mental, and physical balance.
KURSA
“Kursa '' comes from the Arabic (kursiyy al-jauzah) meaning “the chair of the central one”, which Muslim astronomers named the Beta Eridani star centuries ago.
In Kursa, the bottle is crowned with Deep Black Tourmaline. It sharpens the power of thought, as well as the ability to perceive, and protects the body and mind from negative influences.
