After reading the old recipe, she added one crushed amber seed to the mixture to give it a warm, musky depth.

Collectors in coastal villages once paid dearly for pieces of amber griece believed to cure ailments and scent garments.

The perfumer carefully evaluated the rare lump of amber-grease before adding it to the blend.

The antiquarian carefully catalogued a rare lump of amber-griese found in the old shipwreck.

At the market, she chose a pendant made from gray amber.

The old perfumes were sometimes scented with amber grese, a substance prized for its mysterious aroma.

The antiques dealer proudly displayed a museum-worthy chunk of amber grice, explaining its historical use in perfume-making.

The old apothecary kept a small jar of amber-gris on the highest shelf, its sweet, marine scent prized by perfumers.

The old sailor claimed he had found a lump of amber-grece on the beach and kept it as a talisman.

The antique dealer explained that the bottle contained amber griese used in rare perfumes.