What are the exact top, heart, and base notes listed for Parfums de Marly Gravitas/Gravite?

1. What the records show — no Gravitas/Gravite entry in provided results

A systematic check of the supplied results turns up many Parfums de Marly pages and new-release listings (official pages, Fragrantica entries, retail pages) but none name a fragrance called “Gravitas” or “Gravite” or provide a notes pyramid for that name; therefore the exact top/heart/base notes for Gravitas/Gravite are not present in the available reporting (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2]}.

2. How Parfums de Marly notes are typically reported in these sources

When the brand or third‑party databases list a fragrance, they typically present a three-tier pyramid (top, middle/heart, base). Examples in the provided results: Valero lists “Top: Citron, Bergamot, Juniper; Middle: Lavender, Nutmeg, Geranium, Cypress; Base: Ambrox Super, Patchouli, Sandalwood” ^[3]; Eragon lists “Top: Cardamom, Mandarin, Bergamot; Middle: Cinnamon, Cypriol, Davana; Base: Vanilla Bean, Tonka Bean, Leather, Patchouli” ^{[4] [3] [4]}. These entries show the exact format sources use when the fragrance is documented ^{[3] [4]}.

3. Possible explanations for the missing Gravitas/Gravite listing

The absence of Gravitas/Gravite in the returned results could mean: (a) the fragrance does not exist under that exact name in the indexed 2024–2025 sources; (b) it exists but was released after or outside the scraped/returned pages; or (c) it appears under a different market name or spelling that the current search results did not surface. The provided sources do not confirm which of these is correct (not found in current reporting) ^{[2] [1]}.

4. What to check next — authoritative places that would list exact pyramids

When present, official or database pages provide the pyramid: Parfums de Marly’s official “New Fragrances” or product pages publish note lists (example: new releases page) ^[2]; major fragrance databases and retail sites (Fragrantica, Basenotes, Ministry of Scent, Cafleurebon) publish full pyramids for individual fragrances (examples: Valero, Eragon, Carios, Castley, Valaya Exclusif) ^{[3] [4] [5] [6] [7]}. To get an exact pyramid for Gravitas/Gravite you should check Parfums de Marly’s official product pages or those databases; the provided set lacks that entry ^{[2] [1]}.

5. Comparable recent Parfums de Marly pyramids (context/examples)

For context on how a “complete pyramid” reads in these sources: Palatine’s listed pyramid is “Top: Mandarin, Bergamot, Pear; Heart: Violet petals, Lavandin, Floral bouquet; Base: Sandalwood, Patchouli, Vanilla, Musk” ^[8]. Valero, Eragon and Carios each have full top/middle/base listings in the supplied results, showing consistent reporting style across Fragrantica and retail writeups ^{[3] [4] [5]}.

6. Limitations, biases and next steps

Limitations: this analysis uses only the supplied search results; absence of Gravitas/Gravite in these sources is not proof the fragrance does not exist — only that these sources do not list it (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2]}. Bias: databases sometimes use different market names or add/update entries later; user forums can carry rumors or misspellings ^[9]. Next steps: consult Parfums de Marly’s official product pages or the major fragrance databases (Fragrantica, Basenotes) directly for the precise pyramid; if you can provide a link or a marketplace listing for “Gravitas/Gravite,” I will extract and cite the exact top/heart/base notes from those pages.

If you want, I can now search for Gravitas/Gravite on the official site and Fragrantica/Basenotes and return exact pyramids with citations — provide permission to expand beyond the current result set.