Sinking Agarwood – One of the Rarest and Most Valuable Types of Agarwood

Sinking agarwood is one of the most precious types of agarwood in the world, renowned for its distinctive fragrance and high essential oil content. Below are its outstanding characteristics:

1. Origin and Rarity

• Harvested from ancient or primeval forests.

• Formed from the Aquilaria crassna tree after years of natural injury and resin accumulation.

• Only a tiny percentage of Aquilaria trees in the wild can produce agarwood, and among them, the type with enough oil density to sink in water is even rarer.

2. Quality and Fragrance

• Extremely high essential oil content, making the wood denser than water and allowing it to sink easily.

• A sweet, elegant, and deep aroma, blending the scents of wood, honey, herbs, and a hint of forest flowers.

• Recognized as one of the most exquisite agarwood fragrances in the world, highly sought after by traders from the Middle East, Japan, and China.