The Aeris Scent Laboratory
The Aeris Clock
Find your place
Distance from centre reads focus — tight blends sit out near the rim
Unlike a traditional fragrance wheel, which sorts scents into broad families, the Aeris Clock shows how those families come together across our canon. It is not a ranking, a schedule, or a personality test—although it may know more about you than expected.
Start anywhere. Follow your nose. See where you land.
The Canon
Orientation
How to read the Aeris Clock
A scent’s clock position reflects its dominant scent family weighted by intensity. A 4:05 position means the scent leans woody with amber tension. A 1:30 position indicates a gourmand-spicy character. Each position is a centroid — the average of where the scent’s families pull on the dial.
Morning hours (8:00–10:30) suit kitchens, work-from-home setups, and bright spring mornings. Afternoon and evening hours (3:00–6:00) anchor living rooms, libraries, and quiet winter evenings. Midnight territory (11:00–12:30) energizes entertaining spaces with playful, expressive scents.
Scents at opposite hours create contrast; scents within the same arc layer gracefully. A 4:00 woody candle in the den and an 8:00 citrus candle in the kitchen build sensory architecture across a home.
No position is finer than another. The Aeris Clock describes orientation, not quality.
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