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Stone

The olfactory impression of "stone" is not a literal scent but a masterful evocation of mineralic coolness and grounded texture. It presents as a dry, often dusty, yet simultaneously damp and cold sensation, reminiscent of ancient rock formations or a cool, subterranean cavern. There's a distinct flinty sharpness, sometimes with a subtle metallic edge, and an underlying earthy quality that speaks of soil and petrichor after a sudden rain. Its texture is rough and unyielding, yet can also convey the smooth, worn surface of river stones. It typically possesses a low to moderate intensity, often acting as a foundational element rather than a dominant note. Its projection is usually intimate, creating an aura of quiet contemplation. As a note, it behaves primarily as a base or deep heart note, providing structure, longevity, and a unique, almost architectural backbone to a composition, evolving slowly to reveal its nuanced mineral facets.