Afnan introduces Stardust: cognac, caramel and cinnamon in its new extrait
The Emirati house brings together citrus, cognac and woods in Stardust, a unisex 100 ml extrait that already appears in its US catalog for $50.
Afnan introduces Stardust, a unisex extrait de parfum with cognac, caramel and cinnamon at its heart. The Emirati house announced the new release on September 24, 2026 and already includes it in its official US store.
The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
From citrus to cognac
According to the composition published by Afnan, the opening combines bergamot, mandarin, grapefruit and orange, accompanied by aldehydes. The brand describes the opening as luminous and sparkling, before the sweet, spicy heart takes over.
There, caramel, cinnamon and cognac come together. This is the gourmand part of Stardust, followed by a base of woods, amber, sandalwood, myrrh, tonka bean, oak and musk. Afnan classifies the fragrance as woody, ambery and citrus.
An amber bottle with ribbed glass
Stardust is recognizable by its cylindrical ribbed glass bottle, amber in color, and a metal band with the name of the fragrance and the brand. The cap maintains the vertical ribs of the body and reveals the sprayer. The announced size is 100 ml, in extrait de parfum concentration.
Price and availability in the United States
Stardust appears in the official Afnan catalog for the United States at $50. The local listing allows it to be purchased directly from the brand. The date of September 24 corresponds to Afnan’s announcement, not to a specific first-sale date in the US market.
Fact sheet
- Brand
- Afnan
- Family
- Woody ambery citrus
- Concentration
- Extrait de parfum
- Launch
- 2026
- Sizes
- 100 ml
Where to buy
Official site us.afnan.com
Stardust Afnan
- 100 ml
Official US catalog: unisex extrait de parfum, 100 ml for $50. Price checked when preparing this article.
Written by
Pablo Iriarte
Staff writer · Niche perfumery and raw materials
Pablo Iriarte writes about niche perfumery, raw materials and Middle Eastern houses. When a brand highlights an ingredient, he explains where it comes from and the role the house says it plays in the composition, sticking to what the brand has made public.
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