Woody, floral, and oriental scent notes create a layered, immersive fragrance
Inspired by the atmosphere of an abandoned cemetery for a unique olfactory journey
Suitable for both everyday and special occasion wear
Available in seasonal collections for collectors and fragrance enthusiasts
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Scent Notes:An ivy-covered mausoleum, old paving stones, cool damp soil, a creaky iron gate, faded bouquets, & the spark of a match freshly-lit to see your way. Inspired by the 1960's campy supernatural soap opera, Dark Shadows.
Fragrance Type
Eau de Parfum
Scent Notes
Woody, floral, oriental
Seasonality
Fall, winter
Occasionality
Everyday, special occasion
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Eagle Hill Cemetery really captures the smell of wet muddy grass and stone, but very cold and a tinge greener, it has the same level of musk as tea tree oil- it's a really good atmospheric scent! I also love the sample that they included with my order
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Aimee · March 25, 2025
An oddly nostalgic scent for folks who lived in rainy cities with trees and other plants - with a light fresh herbal underlayer
Kind of like monsoon season in a large city with lots of plants - strong rain-like scent, refreshing with a stony undercurrent
Only issue is that it could be a little stronger and last longer but since I used it by mixing with unscented lotion it could be because of how it was used
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Yehyun · March 21, 2025
This is a very realistic cemetery scent. The ivy and soil are the first notes I notice after applying, coupled with the coldness of iron and stone. As it dries, a faint, slightly stale floral note appears, hiding behind the ivy and soil which remain prominent. Very green and earthy. It really smells like taking a walk through a damp, musty graveyard shortly after it’s rained when the smells are at their strongest. This scent is lovely on its own (especially if you’re a fan of atmospherics), but I also enjoy pairing it with Out of the Crypt for a more dirt-forward cemetery scent, which makes me imagine I’m a zombie rising from the grave. Perfect for a spring day spent reading horror stories.