• Provides crisp, vibrant rose petal realism with green and fruity tones
• Excellent in attars, muguet-style florals, fresh fruity florals, and naturalistic compositions
• Enhances longevity, sillage, and top-to-heart note floral transitions
• Works well in oil perfumes, roll-ons, fine sprays, and solid perfumes
• Ideal for use in rose-based mists, luxury florals, and modern romantic blends

Rose Crystals is a premium-grade synthetic rose aroma compound, known for its intensely fresh, dewy, and vibrant rose petal scent with green, slightly spicy, and fruity nuances. Unlike powdery rose modifiers, Rosone delivers a modern, sparkling, and more realistic floral impact, making it ideal for crafting natural rose accords, romantic heart notes, and fresh floral compositions.

It is commonly used in luxury florals, attars, green rose blends, fruity florals, and even men’s florals where clarity and sharpness are key.

INCI Name: Rosone (Rose Crystals)

CAS Number: Proprietary (multi-component rose ketones & esters)

Appearance: White to off-white crystalline powder

Odor Description: Dewy fresh rose, green, slightly fruity, vibrant, sharp-floral

Purity: 99%

Boiling Point: ~280°C

Flash Point: ~125°C

Density: ~1.10 g/cm³

Solubility: Soluble in alcohol, DPG; limited in fixed oils

Recommended Usage Level: 0.1%–3% in concentrate

Category: Floral-Rose Modifier – Heart Note – Perfumery Use

Use 0.2–2.5% to give your perfume a realistic rose petal boost in both top and heart notes.

💡 To craft a realistic rose heart 🌹💧, use 0.2–2.5% Rosone Rose Crystals in oil-based or alcohol-based perfumes.

🌿 Combine with geraniol, phenyl ethyl alcohol, or nerol for a full-bodied natural rose accord.

🍓 Add to fruity florals for a sharp, clean rose sparkle.

🧼 Perfect for modern rose mists, luxury florals, or gender-neutral floral woods.

🔄 Pre-dissolve in alcohol or DPG for smooth blending into oil systems.

⚠️ Very powerful—dose carefully to avoid overwhelming softer notes.

Q1: What does Rosone Rose Crystals smell like?

It smells like fresh-cut rose petals, with green, dewy, and slightly fruity-floral nuances—modern and highly diffusive.

Q2: Is it a natural material?

No, it is a synthetic rose compound, created to mimic realistic fresh rose petals with better stability and projection.

Q3: Can it be used in oil-based perfumes?

Yes—but since it's a crystal, pre-dissolve in DPG or alcohol before blending with oils or solids.

Q4: What types of perfumes benefit from it?

Perfect for modern floral perfumes, rose-centric attars, fruity florals, green mists, and powder-free rose bases.

Q5: What blends well with Rosone?

Pairs beautifully with phenyl ethyl alcohol, geraniol, citronellol, linalool, aldehydes, fruity esters, and soft musks.