Goldfield & BanksThe Native CollectionDiscovery Sample Collection (10 x 2 ml)

Host your very own Goldfield & Banks Perfume Expert Class with our luxury Discovery Sample Collection. Enchant your senses and spoil yourself or your friends with 10 x 2ml perfume sprays, spray cards and an instructional compendium.

Ingenious Ginger
A solar perfume of sun-kissed mandarin, spicy ginger, elegant white florals, and warm, enveloping amber that cascades across your skin.

Bohemian Lime
With its invigorating opening of Australian caviar lime and coriander, Bohemian Lime mellows to reveal blissful grounding notes of vetiver, cedar wood and sandalwood.

Sunset Hour
A heavenly elixir of citrus, fruit and spicy delights awaits, giving way to a deliciously gourmand and sensuous floral heart.

Pacific Rock Moss
A distinctive marine note, graced with aromatic essences brings you on a lush coastal walk on a beautiful summer day.

Southern Bloom
An immediately lavish, pure, and sensational floral-woody fragrance, with a smooth, velvety sensation and glimpses of exquisite green notes.

White Sandalwood
This heavenly sophisticated scent stands out because of its unique blend of exotic spices and rich wood.

Velvet Splendour
Velvet splendour is like holding a large bunch of sunburnt wildflowers in both arms and pressing one's face gently into it.

Wood Infusion
A luxe ambery scent, surrounded by an elixir of rich woods, buttery roots, and aromatic notes.

Desert Rosewood
This unusual resinous and comforting leathery fragrance reveals an exceptional encounter between a rainbow of woods and the spectacular Australian desert under the burning sun.

Blue Cypress
A haze of light incense that fuses with the scent of the morning dew evaporating from a deep blue-green forest.

All perfumes are vegan (except Velvet Splendour, which contains beeswax) cruelty free.


Exploration: Ideal to discover our Australian olfactory landscape. Test on skin, not just blotters, to experience full evolution.

Routine: Try one fragrance per day to avoid olfactory fatigue. Let it develop for a few hours before forming an opinion.