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GRANADO Madrepérola Eau de Parfum

Name: GRANADO Madrepérola Eau de Parfum
Brand: GRANADO
SKU: B1954400
Price: 179.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Insights & Style Tips

Madrepérola captures the hush of seaside mornings. Creamy white tuberose meets the luminous lift of orange blossom and the soft sensuality of ylang ylang, like sunlight warming the skin. The scent sits on a woody floral spicy base, refined and sun kissed. With 79 percent natural origin ingredients and a patient maceration, it finds a calm harmony. Packaging nods to Art Nouveau elegance with gold detailing, and a metal cap that speaks to authenticity.

Wear starts at the pulse: spray wrists and neck, then let the scent drift to cooler areas to help it linger. The notes unfold from peppery top tones of black pepper, olibanum, and lemon into a heart of orange blossom, tuberose, and ylang ylang, finishing on sandalwood, musk, and tonka. It sits close, easy to layer with skin and textiles, shifting from daytime ease to evening polish without shouting.

GRANADO Madrepérola Eau de Parfum channels coastal luxury with a modern couture edge. The Art Nouveau pattern, gold accents, and a 75 ml bottle place it in the brand's heritage-inspired, contemporary fragrance family, priced at 179.

Materials / Fabrication

Brand: Granado
Olfactory family: woody floral spicy
Top notes: black pepper, olibanum, lemon
Heart notes: orange blossom, tuberose, ylang-ylang
Base notes: sandalwood, musk, tonka
79 percent ingredients of natural origin
Maceration process performed by a select group of perfumeries worldwide
Packaging design features perfumery ingredients woven into an Art Nouveau inspired pattern
Gold hot stamping that illuminates the illustration
Metal cap
Volume: 75 ml (2.54 fl oz)
Inspiration: seaside mornings
Product type: Eau de parfum

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use
Store upright to prevent leaks
Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes; if contact occurs, rinse with water
Avoid exposure to high heat or temperature extremes
Keep skin well hydrated to help fragrance last longer
Do not shake bottle; replace if damaged
Keep out of reach of children

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About GRANADO

GRANADO is Brazil's oldest pharmacy and perfumery, a heritage cosmetics brand born in Rio de Janeiro in 1870. Founded by Portuguese pharmacist Jose Antonio Coxito Granado, the label grew from a small apothecary into a globally respected house of skincare, bath and body, soaps, perfumes, and color cosmetics. Today, GRANADO blends plant-derived actives with classic Brazilian fragrance notes, offering end-to-end care from richly scented bars and body oils to lotions, colognes, and targeted treatments. The brand's century-spanning archive informs modern collections that feel timeless yet relevant for contemporary beauty routines. Shoppers can explore a curated assortment that leans into evocative packaging, approachable price points, and enduring, heritage-inspired quality.