Orange blossom derives from the tree of Citrus aurantium, commonly known as bitter orange or Seville orange, is believed to be native to Southeast Asia, particularly regions that include northeastern India and southern China. From its native range, bitter orange was spread to other parts of the world through trade and exploration. Ours is sourced from France.

Orange blossom is sweet, floral, and citrusy with a delicate and uplifting aroma. It has a rich, aromatic fragrance that is both fresh and intoxicating. The scent is reminiscent of fresh orange blossoms in bloom, with notes of sweet and zesty citrus combined with the soft, powdery floral undertones.

Orange blossom typically refers to the entire flower, including the petals, stigma, and other floral components. It can also include the small green leaves surrounding the flower. Orange blossom is a Middle note found in our Floral Family

In Islamic wedding ceremonies, orange blossoms are often used as a symbol of purity, beauty, and fertility. They are used to adorn the bride's bouquet and are sometimes incorporated into the bride's attire.

In Hinduism, orange blossoms (often from marigold flowers) are commonly used to adorn altars, temples, and shrines dedicated to various deities. The bright orange color of marigolds is considered auspicious, and the flowers are believed to symbolize purity, devotion, and spiritual significance. They are frequently used in religious ceremonies, festivals, and daily worship rituals.