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The following are some reasons why perfumes can become unavailable:
Each year, the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) issues ever-stricter safety and allergen regulations. This affects quite a few classic formulas as well as niche compositions, and sometimes brands have to discontinue a perfume if they are unable to reformulate.
The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
The brand cannot keep up with logistics and production demands, with disruptions for up to a year. If there is no regular production and availability schedule, it is not viable for a stockist to carry the brand.
The brand changed the distribution model, eg from niche to duty free.
This rich fragrance is built around a complex range of 8 white musks, creating a luminous “second-skin” scent. The freshness is conjured by the beautiful bergamot and orange. The gourmand and fruit accord comprised of Bulgarian rose, patchouli and the soft richness of frankincense gives a beautifully addictive effect making this a perfect unisex formulation.
This is a fragrance for close quarters and deliberate presence: a dim room, a tailored jacket, a conversation that lingers. Its smoky leather and spice create a composed but charged aura, more intimate than expansive, with a polished sensuality that reads strongest at arm’s length.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or evening air, where its leather, oud and labdanum can unfold without feeling heavy. Apply sparingly at first; as an extrait, it has strong depth and long persistence, and a small amount is enough to create a warm, smoky trail with a soft musky glow on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like dark, textured perfumes with spice, leather and woods, but still want a refined musky softness underneath. It suits those drawn to sensual, narrative compositions that feel luxurious, intimate and slightly mysterious rather than sharp or transparent.
Release year
2012
The nose
Dorothée Piot is a perfumer at Robertet known for composing with texture, contrast and a polished sensuality. Her work often balances luminous florals, spices, woods and musks, giving her fragrances a tactile, intimate quality rather than a loud signature. For Jul et Mad, she shaped Amour de Palazzo as a darkly elegant leather composition with spice, smoke and a soft musky glow, aligning her style with the house’s narrative approach and its taste for luxurious, emotionally charged perfume.
Collaborators
Julien and Madalina Blanchard shaped the brand’s love-story concept and the Venetian-inspired brief, framing the fragrance as part of their trilogy of personal chapters. The house also selected Dorothée Piot through blind testing, using her composition to translate that vision into scent.
Jul Et Mad’s story
Jul et Mad builds its identity around narrative perfumery: extrait-strength compositions, unisex by design, and each one tied to a chapter in the founders’ own love story. The house favors rarity, intimacy and artistic control over mass-market polish, with an emphasis on perfume as a crafted object rather than a trend-driven product.
Amour de Palazzo’s concept
Amour de Palazzo was created in 2012 as the third part of Jul et Mad’s love-story trilogy, following the founders’ romance from its Paris beginnings into a more Venetian register of sensual, enigmatic love. The palazzo image anchors the fragrance in grandeur and secrecy, with leather, spice and smoke used to evoke a lacquered, passionate atmosphere.
Extra info
Amour de Palazzo is part of Jul et Mad’s 2012 love-story trilogy and remains in production as an extrait de parfum. The name and concept reference Venice’s palazzo grandeur, while the composition is known for its unusual blend of leather, smoke, spice and a luminous musky finish.
This rich fragrance is built around a complex range of 8 white musks, creating a luminous “second-skin” scent. The freshness is conjured by the beautiful bergamot and orange. The gourmand and fruit accord comprised of Bulgarian rose, patchouli and the soft richness of frankincense gives a beautifully addictive effect making this a perfect unisex formulation.
This is a fragrance for close quarters and deliberate presence: a dim room, a tailored jacket, a conversation that lingers. Its smoky leather and spice create a composed but charged aura, more intimate than expansive, with a polished sensuality that reads strongest at arm’s length.
How to wear
Best in cool weather or evening air, where its leather, oud and labdanum can unfold without feeling heavy. Apply sparingly at first; as an extrait, it has strong depth and long persistence, and a small amount is enough to create a warm, smoky trail with a soft musky glow on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like dark, textured perfumes with spice, leather and woods, but still want a refined musky softness underneath. It suits those drawn to sensual, narrative compositions that feel luxurious, intimate and slightly mysterious rather than sharp or transparent.
Release year
2012
The nose
Dorothée Piot is a perfumer at Robertet known for composing with texture, contrast and a polished sensuality. Her work often balances luminous florals, spices, woods and musks, giving her fragrances a tactile, intimate quality rather than a loud signature. For Jul et Mad, she shaped Amour de Palazzo as a darkly elegant leather composition with spice, smoke and a soft musky glow, aligning her style with the house’s narrative approach and its taste for luxurious, emotionally charged perfume.
Collaborators
Julien and Madalina Blanchard shaped the brand’s love-story concept and the Venetian-inspired brief, framing the fragrance as part of their trilogy of personal chapters. The house also selected Dorothée Piot through blind testing, using her composition to translate that vision into scent.
Jul Et Mad’s story
Jul et Mad builds its identity around narrative perfumery: extrait-strength compositions, unisex by design, and each one tied to a chapter in the founders’ own love story. The house favors rarity, intimacy and artistic control over mass-market polish, with an emphasis on perfume as a crafted object rather than a trend-driven product.
Amour de Palazzo’s concept
Amour de Palazzo was created in 2012 as the third part of Jul et Mad’s love-story trilogy, following the founders’ romance from its Paris beginnings into a more Venetian register of sensual, enigmatic love. The palazzo image anchors the fragrance in grandeur and secrecy, with leather, spice and smoke used to evoke a lacquered, passionate atmosphere.
Extra info
Amour de Palazzo is part of Jul et Mad’s 2012 love-story trilogy and remains in production as an extrait de parfum. The name and concept reference Venice’s palazzo grandeur, while the composition is known for its unusual blend of leather, smoke, spice and a luminous musky finish.
