The note of Amaryllis unfolds as a resplendent white floral, immediately commanding attention with its crisp, green, and slightly waxy luminosity. It possesses an almost trumpet-like projection, both fresh and robust, leaning into a verdant, dewy quality akin to a freshly cut stem, yet softened by a velvety, petal-like texture. There's a subtle sweetness, not saccharine, but rather a nectarous, creamy undertone that prevents it from becoming too sharp. It can carry a delicate indolic facet, reminiscent of blooming jasmine or tuberose, but it is typically more subdued, contributing to its realistic floralcy rather than overwhelming it. Its intensity is moderate to strong, blossoming primarily as a radiant heart note, enduring gracefully to lend its sophisticated character to the dry-down, often intertwining with soft musks or woods.