Find Your Story
Every STORIES fragrance unfolds differently on every wearer — worn alone, or layered to create something entirely your own. Explore each scent to find the one that becomes yours.
Bergamot and grapefruit open bright, softened by green fig and the dewy coolness of cyclamen. A heart of cedarwood, jasmine, heliotrope and English tea, wrapped in the honeyed glow of orange blossom. It settles into sandalwood, amber, vetiver and tonka — the fragrance of freedom.
Bergamot lifts into Bulgarian rose, the heat of ginger and cardamom softened by a cool breath of green tea. An opulent heart follows — cedarwood and patchouli with honeyed tobacco smouldering at its centre, sprinkled with tonka bean and the resinous depth of opoponax. It settles into amber, musk, sandalwood and the slow sweetness of vanilla — the fragrance of restoration.
Why STORIES exists
Born from a journey to Grasse. Built on the belief that scent unlocks who you are
STORIES Parfums began with a personal search my journey to the fragrance capital of the world, and the discovery that scent has the power to unlock memories, heal, and transform. Everything we create carries that belief. This is not just fragrance.
Explore Our Collections
Join the STORIES community for an intimate evening of fragrance discovery. Explore the science of scent, uncover your personal olfactory story, and connect with others who share a deeper appreciation for fragrance.
Gatherings take place across the UK and Ireland
THE FRAGRANCE CLUB: Two ways to belong, one way to stay connected
THE JOURNAL
Eight years of STORIES Parfums: a founder's story
How Northern Ireland's first luxury niche fragrance house began, what scent gave back to its founder, and where STORIES is going after eight years. A letter from Tonya Kidd-Beggs.
Every other fragrance house tells you what you are about to smell. Why STORIES bottles carry numbers instead — and how to smell blind at home.
The four families, the three tiers, and where STORIES Nº.01 and STORIES Nº.02 sit — for anyone who wants to understand what they are smelling rather than simply like it.