A reed diffuser in Earl of East's Jardin De La Lune fragrance — a soft, nocturnal floral evoking a moonlit garden at full bloom. White florals sit at the heart, cooled by green air and settled on a soft powdery base. Less bouquet, more the air around one: the scent of walking past a garden at dusk, when flowers are at their most intensely themselves. Elegant without being heavy, floral without being sweet.
150ml, lasts up to three months. Pour into the amber glass bottle, insert the reeds, flip every few weeks to refresh the throw. Made in London.
The kind of diffuser that reads romantic without reading teenage — grown-up florals, carefully composed.
WHY IT'S SPECIAL
- Earl of East's Jardin De La Lune scent: soft florals, cool green air, and a powdery base — a nocturnal garden rather than a daytime bouquet.
- Lasts up to three months: continuous scent throw with no attention required.
- Amber glass bottle: designed to live out on the shelf rather than hide behind the mirror.
- 150ml format: enough throw for medium rooms — a good fit for bedrooms, bathrooms, dressing areas.
- A floral that reads elegant rather than sweet: cool, green, and powdery underneath the blooms.
- Made in London by Earl of East in small batches.
NOTES
White florals at the heart, cool green air on top, soft powdery base. The scent of a garden at dusk — present, airy, quietly romantic.
HOW TO USE
Remove the cap and inner stopper. Insert the reeds, let them absorb the fragrance for a few hours before flipping. Flip the reeds every two to four weeks to refresh the throw. Keep away from direct sunlight and heat. Place on a protected surface — fragrance oils may mark polished or painted finishes.
DETAILS
- Format: reed diffuser in amber glass bottle with reeds
- Size: 150ml / 5 fl oz
- Scent: Jardin De La Lune (white florals, green air, soft powder)
- Lifespan: up to 3 months
- Made in London, UK by Earl of East
THE BRAND
Earl of East is a London-based home fragrance brand with a particular affection for the atmospheric and the slightly unexpected. Their fragrance library draws on everything from Japanese hot springs to Edwardian greenhouses to coastal walks — compositions that give a space a specific sense of place rather than a generic "clean" or "cozy." Everything is made in the UK in small batches.
