SCENTS & STONES
The fragrances, natural stones, and thoughtful details behind each collection.
MADE BY NATURE, NEVER IDENTICAL
That's part of the beauty.
Every natural stone has its own colors, textures, and patterns. Each seasonal ritual includes one unique stone.
Photographs show examples. Your stone's appearance will vary.
01 / SPRING
High Meadow
Fresh air, flowing water, and the first signs of spring.
THE SCENT
High Meadow
Water lotus · Sea salt · Hinoki cypress
Fresh and airy, with soft water lotus, a hint of sea salt, and the gentle woodsy warmth of hinoki cypress. There's something clean and peaceful about this fragrance without it feeling like a typical floral candle. Think cool mountain streams, open meadows, and that first deep breath of spring.
STONE OPTION 01
Tree / moss agate
Tree and moss agate form when silica-rich water deposits chalcedony in openings within rock. Their green, branch-like patterns come from mineral inclusions, not actual trees or moss. These stones are often associated with growth, fresh starts, and a connection to nature.
STONE OPTION 02
Granite
Granite takes shape as magma cools slowly deep underground. Its speckles come from minerals like pale feldspar, glassy quartz, and darker mica crystallizing together. It’s often seen as a symbol of strength, steadiness, and feeling grounded.
02 / SUMMER
Sunstone Canyon
Sun-warmed stone, desert trails, and wide-open skies.
THE SCENT
Sunstone Canyon
Black sand · Sage · Palo santo
Earthy, herbal, and woodsy, with black sand, sage, and palo santo coming together in an unexpected summer fragrance. It's warm and grounded rather than fruity or sweet. Think sun-warmed canyon walls, desert trails, and the quiet beauty of wide-open spaces.
STONE OPTION 01
Red jasper
Red jasper is a fine-grained variety of quartz colored by iron-rich minerals, giving it earthy shades from rusty red to deep burgundy. Natural variations and mineral markings make each piece unique. It’s traditionally associated with strength, grounding, and resilience.
STONE OPTION 02
Raw red tiger eye
Tiger’s eye develops when quartz grows around or replaces fine, parallel mineral fibers. Iron-related minerals give red tiger’s eye its warm reddish-brown bands, though some stones are heat-treated to deepen that color. It’s often associated with courage, motivation, and vitality.
03 / AUTUMN
Sienna Valley
Golden aspens, cool mountain air, and a slower pace.
THE SCENT
Sienna Valley
Golden clay · Amber
Warm and earthy, with golden clay and amber creating a soft, comforting fragrance. It has the cozy feeling of autumn without the usual pumpkin or sugary sweetness. Think golden aspens, crisp afternoons, and slowing down as the seasons change.
STONE OPTION 01
Petrified wood
Petrified wood begins as buried wood that slowly fills with or is replaced by minerals. Iron oxides can give it earthy reds, oranges, and yellows, sometimes while the original grain stays visible. It’s often associated with patience, stability, and feeling grounded.
ANOTHER EXAMPLE
Petrified wood
Over time, mineral-rich water can turn the structure of buried wood to stone. That’s why you can still see wood-like streaks alongside colors shaped by iron and other minerals. It’s often seen as a reminder of endurance, change, and staying rooted.
04 / WINTER
Glacier Peak
Snow-covered peaks and the stillness of winter.
THE SCENT
Glacier Peak
White tea · Ginger · Sandalwood
Fresh white tea meets a subtle hint of ginger and the soft, woody warmth of sandalwood. It's clean and comforting without being overly spicy or heavy. Think snowy mountain mornings, quiet winter evenings, and the feeling of coming in from the cold.
STONE OPTION 01
Sodalite
Sodalite crystallizes as certain sodium-rich igneous rocks cool. Its deep blue comes from sulfur-related components within the mineral, while its pale streaks are often calcite. It’s traditionally associated with clarity, calm, and honest communication.
STONE OPTION 02
Snowflake obsidian
Snowflake obsidian begins when lava cools quickly into dark volcanic glass. Its pale snowflake patterns are tiny crystals that grow inside it over time, making every piece unique. It’s often associated with balance, grounding, and finding calm through change.