Opus Vii Perfume by Amouage, The Library Collection launched Opus Vii in 2013. This perfume has an aromatic profile, and its composition includes notes of pink pepper, galbanum, fenugreek, cardamom, patchouli, agarwood, amber, nutmeg, ambergris, leather, olibanum, sandalwood, musk, costus and cypriol oil. The goal of Amouage is to bring Arabian influences to a global audience. The brand’s products are synonymous with luxurious lifestyles, and the company’s items can be found in boutiques all over the world. For nearly 35 years, the niche designer has primarily used Middle Eastern ingredients, such as spices and incense. Middle Eastern influences can also be found in the design of the bottles. Pierre Negrin and Alberto Morillas are the perfumers who created the composition for this perfume. Negrin initially wanted to become a photographer but got into perfumery when a friend of his introduced him to the industry. Morillas has designed some iconic fragrances for well-known brands, such as Calvin Klein
