Silver Fir Organic Essential Oil, 5ml

Botanical name: Abies alba
Common names: Silver Fir, European Silver Fir, White Fir, Pectin Fir
Plant family: Pinaceae
Plant part used: Fresh needle-bearing branches
Origin: France, Occitanie
Extraction method: Steam distillation
Fresh, green, resinous and woody with a delicate citrus nuance.

The aroma evokes fresh conifer needles and cool mountain forest air. Its profile is both invigorating and grounding, making Silver Fir particularly suited to vitality, outdoor-inspired and forest-wellness rituals.

Traditional Use

Silver Fir has a long relationship with the people living in the mountainous regions of Europe. Its young shoots were traditionally collected in spring and prepared as herbal teas, syrups and sweets, particularly in connection with seasonal and respiratory wellness.

The aromatic branches and needles of conifers have also long been valued for their characteristic fresh forest fragrance. Today, Silver Fir Essential Oil continues this tradition through diffusion, aromatic inhalation and body massage.

In aromatic body care, Silver Fir is particularly associated with tired muscles and joints, physical fatigue and recovery after activity.

🌿Forest diffusion

Add a few drops of Silver Fir Essential Oil to your aroma diffuser according to the diffuser instructions. Ideal when you want a fresh, clean, coniferous atmosphere that evokes the feeling of being surrounded by mountain forest.

🌿Recovery Massage, Adults, 2% Dilution
30 ml carrier oil
6 drops Silver Fir Essential Oil
6 drops Larch Essential Oil

Massage into tired muscles as part of a recovery routine after physical activity.

🌿Gentle Recovery Massage, Children or Elderly, 1% Dilution
30 ml carrier oil
3 drops Silver Fir Essential Oil
3 drops Larch Essential Oil

Massage gently into tired areas as part of a restorative body-care routine.

🌿Joint comfort massage, adults, 2% dilution

30 ml St John's Wort Macerate or Arnica Macerate
8 drops Silver Fir Essential Oil
4 drops Lavender Essential Oil

Massage gently into the desired areas as part of a regular body-care routine.

🌿Fresh Forest Aroma Inhaler

8 drops Silver Fir Essential Oil
4 drops Scots Pine Essential Oil
3 drops Eucalyptus globulus Essential Oil

Add the essential oils directly to the cotton wick of a personal aroma inhaler and insert it into the inhaler tube. Close securely and allow the oils to absorb into the wick.

Remove the cap and hold the inhaler just below one nostril. Take 2 to 3 gentle breaths, then repeat with the other nostril. Use as desired throughout the day.

This blend creates a fresh, crisp forest aroma with a distinctly coniferous and eucalyptus character, ideal when you want an invigorating aromatic ritual or a feeling of fresh, open air.

• Anti-inflammatory - reduces inflammation and swelling
• Antirheumatic - alleviating or preventing rheumatism
• Stimulant - increases alertness of the mind, and boosts energy. Raises levels of physiological or nervous activity in the body
• Tonic - refreshes, revitalizes and invigorates body functions

- 100% pure and natural essential oil
- Distilled from fresh needle-bearing branches
- Produced from Silver Fir growing in the forests of Occitanie, France
- Steam distilled in France
- No added fragrance or synthetic aromatic ingredients
- From 100% organic farming

- AB France certified
- 100% Natural Artisanal Product
- Certified Organic
- Not tested on animals
- With guaranteed traceability
- No chemical additives
- Food Grade Essential Oil

100% organic Silver Fir Essential Oil (Abies alba)

Steam distilled from fresh needle-bearing branches.

• Physical exhaustion

• Fatigue

• Arthritis
• Joint aches & pains
• Muscle aches & pains
• Physical exhaustion
• Rheumatism

• Air freshener

Larch
An excellent partner for Silver Fir when creating blends centred on physical vitality, recovery and a fresh forest atmosphere. Together they create a crisp, resinous conifer profile particularly suited to recovery massage and energising diffusion.

Scots Pine
Strengthens Silver Fir's fresh woodland character. A particularly good combination for respiratory-focused diffusion, aroma inhalers and invigorating blends when you want that unmistakable feeling of fresh forest air.

Eucalyptus globulus
Adds a penetrating, fresh eucalyptus note to Silver Fir's softer resinous aroma. Well suited to seasonal diffusion and fresh-breathing aromatic rituals.

Ravintsara
Pairs Silver Fir's green coniferous notes with Ravintsara's fresh, camphoraceous character. A useful combination for seasonal and respiratory-focused aromatic blends.

Peppermint
Adds an intensely fresh, cooling dimension. Particularly useful when Silver Fir is being used in invigorating blends for physical fatigue, recovery and mental freshness.

Lavender
Softens Silver Fir's sharper green and resinous character. A good choice for muscle and joint massage when you want the blend to feel more soothing and relaxing rather than strongly stimulating.

Rosemary
Creates a stimulating, herbaceous and forest-like combination particularly suited to vitality, physical recovery and massage blends for tired muscles.

Atlas Cedarwood
Adds warmth, depth and grounding woody notes beneath Silver Fir's fresher conifer aroma. Excellent for forest-inspired diffusion blends that feel grounded without losing their freshness.

Frankincense
Adds a warm, resinous depth that complements Silver Fir beautifully. Especially suitable for slower, grounding aromatic rituals and contemplative forest-inspired diffusion.

Sweet Orange
The soft citrus sweetness rounds out Silver Fir's resinous green notes and brings forward its subtle natural citrus character. A good choice when you want a brighter and more approachable forest diffusion blend.

Silver Fir, Abies alba, is one of Europe's great native conifers and has been part of the landscape and daily life of mountain communities for centuries.

Its Latin name tells part of its story. Abies is the classical Latin name for the fir tree, while alba means "white", referring to the pale, silvery appearance of the underside of its needles and its characteristically light bark.

The tree is native to the mountainous regions of central and southern Europe and is strongly associated with cool forests and highland landscapes. Fir wood has historically been valued for construction and craftsmanship, while the aromatic young shoots had a place in domestic preparations.

In spring, the tender young shoots were gathered and transformed into teas, syrups and even sweets. This seasonal harvesting tradition reflects how closely European mountain communities once followed the annual rhythm of the forest.

Store away from heat and light
Packaging: 2ml amber glass bottle with dropper cap