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Ambrette has historical roots in traditional Indian perfumery, where it was used for centuries before being adopted by Western perfumery.
The exceptionally high price of ambrette stems from its low extraction yield, as massive quantities of seeds are required to produce a small amount of aromatic material.
Despite its name suggesting amber, ambrette is not chemically related to it. It received its name because it delivers similar warm, musky notes reminiscent of classic amber tones.
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