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    Lunio

    Lunio is a contemporary fragrance house that emerged in the early 2020s, positioning itself at the intersection of modern sensibility and classic olfactory structures. Its debut collection arrived in 2022 with Cherry Fever, a bright cherry accord that quickly attracted niche collectors. Since then the brand has added Neroli Nostrum, Indigo Suede and Bella Trinacria, each reflecting a different facet of its evolving palette. Lunio operates from a small studio where scent development remains hands‑on, and it releases each perfume in limited batches to preserve focus on quality.

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    3.9
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    SignatureNeroli Nostrum
    Neroli Nostrum
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    3.9
    Average rating
    across 4 fragrances
    Collection
    4
    Fragrances and counting

    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    Lunio reportedly began as a collaboration between two former pharmaceutical chemists who shared a fascination with natural aromatics. In late 2021 they secured a modest workshop in the historic quarter of Milan, converting a former tailor's shop into a scent lab. The first public offering, Cherry Fever, launched in spring 2022 and was presented at a boutique showcase in London. The launch attracted attention from niche‑fragrance blogs, which noted the perfume’s bright cherry heart balanced by a subtle amber base. Later that year Lunio introduced Neroli Nostrum, a tribute to Mediterranean citrus groves, using neroli oil sourced from a cooperative on the Amalfi Coast. 2023 saw the release of Indigo Suede, a leather‑inspired composition that blended indigo‑colored accords with suede‑like musk, and Bella Trinacria, a floral‑spicy blend inspired by Sicily’s three‑pointed symbol. In 2024 the brand partnered with a sustainable packaging firm in Denmark, switching to 100 % recycled glass for its bottles. 2025 marked Lunio’s entry into the United States market through a curated selection of specialty retailers in New York and Los Angeles. The following year the house celebrated its fifth anniversary with a limited‑edition collaboration with Murano glass artisans, producing hand‑blown bottles that featured a subtle gradient reminiscent of sunrise. Throughout its first six years Lunio has maintained a small‑batch production model, limiting each release to 2,000–3,000 units to ensure consistency and to keep the creative process intimate. Lunio frames scent as a personal archive, believing that a single note can unlock a memory as clearly as a photograph. The house prioritises authenticity over trend, choosing ingredients that tell a story rather than chasing fleeting fashions. Sustainability sits at the core of its values; the brand works with growers who practice organic cultivation and seeks to minimise waste at every stage. Transparency guides its communication, with each fragrance accompanied by a brief note that explains the origin of its key materials. Lunio also embraces community, inviting collectors to share their experiences on a moderated forum where feedback directly influences future releases. The creative vision balances respect for traditional perfumery techniques with a willingness to experiment, allowing the house to explore unexpected pairings while staying rooted in craftsmanship. This approach results in compositions that feel both familiar and novel, inviting wearers to explore their own narratives through scent.

    2021
    Founders establish Lunio in a repurposed tailor's shop in Milan and begin sourcing raw materials.
    2022
    Launch of Cherry Fever, the brand’s first fragrance, followed by Neroli Nostrum later that year.
    2023
    Indigo Suede and Bella Trinacria debut, expanding the house’s seasonal portfolio.
    2024
    Switch to 100 % recycled glass bottles after partnership with a Danish sustainable packaging firm.
    2025
    Entry into the United States market through curated specialty retailers in New York and Los Angeles.
    2026
    Limited‑edition Murano glass bottle collaboration celebrates the brand’s fifth anniversary.

    The noses

    Perfumers behind the house

    Did you know?

    Interesting facts

    01

    Lunio sources its neroli oil from a cooperative that practices biodynamic farming on the Amalfi Coast.

    02

    Each batch of Cherry Fever is limited to 2,500 units, and the bottles are hand‑numbered by the founders.

    03

    The brand’s copper alembic stills are refurbished vintage units that date back to the 1970s.

    04

    Lunio’s packaging uses soy‑based inks, making the label fully compostable under industrial conditions.