Jasminum auriculatum is a jasmine species from the family Oleaceae. This flower grows on a small, scant dent, bushy plant. Jasminum Auriculatim flowers grow in a cluster and are powdery satin-white. It has simple, small dark green leaves.

This flower grows in plenty in India, Nepal, Bhutan Sri Lanka and the Andaman Islands. Jasminum Auriculatim flower has commercial value for its precious Jasminum Auriculatim Vahle Oil.

Jasmine auriculatum concrete possesses a rich floral aroma, which is irresistible. It has a strong masculine scent. So it is famous as the king of all floral scents.

Product Description

• Usage/Application
• Fragrance, perfumery
• Odour
• Sweet
• Purity
• 100 % Pure and natural
• Form
• Solid/Liquid
• Shelf Life
• 4 Years
• Botanical Name
• Jasminum auriculatum
• Extraction Method
• Ethanol
• Solubility
• Soluble in alcohol, insoluble in water
• Pack Type
• Aluminium bottle
• Harvest
• June to September
• Origin of Source
• India
• Solvent Extraction
• The solvent used Hexane 100% Pure Natural extracts

The aroma of Jasminum auriculatum is calming and offers a restful state to those suffering from emotional trauma. Jasminum auriculatum treats insomnia, nervous tension, depression and infertility.

Hexane-soaked flowers of Jasminum auriculatum go for concrete extraction. Then these are put through a rotary-type extractor. As a result, the perfume, wax and pigments dissolve in hexane. Later the perfume laden solvent is put through an evaporator. Post it the vapour from the solvent goes through distillation to collect the floral concrete, which is in the form of molten wax.

Jasmine is an ornamental plant used for fragrance and beauty. It is for aromatherapy and perfumery. The Jasminum auriculatum Vahle oil is antiseptic, antispasmodic, relaxing, soothing and emollient. It is usually added to the bathwater for relaxing muscles and the mind.