The Jade Frankincense Oil bottle, a small cobalt-blue glass bottle in a gold frame with a gold cap, standing on the stony ground at dusk; its label reads Jade Frankincense Essential Oil. Behind it, out of focus, a frankincense tree with the low sun in its branches.
A lone frankincense tree on pale stony ground at dusk, the low sun glowing through its stems, Dhofar
A harvester holds a small blade to the bark of a frankincense tree, beside a fresh cut
Milk-white beads of frankincense resin gathered in a fresh cut in the bark
The day's frankincense gathered in a worn woven basket under the tree: milk-white beads, amber pieces and flakes of bark
Pale green frankincense tears held in two cupped hands: translucent, glossy, irregular pieces

Green Hojari · Dhofar, Oman

Jade Frankincense Oil

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Pure essential oil.

$75

Slowly distilled for six hours. A bright scent: orange peel, green pine, honeyed resin.

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“I never liked frankincense oil. This one changed my mind. You can simply feel the green in the scent.”

Barbara W., Wapnica

Dhofar, Oman

A tree that grows from stone.

Boswellia sacra grows in the stony hills of Dhofar, home of UNESCO’s Land of Frankincense. In Roman times the finest came from here, and a centurion would spend half a month’s pay on a pound.

A small blade,
and the tree answers.

One cut through the bark. Then the harvester waits.

The resin beads out, milk-white.

In Arabic it is luban, from the word for milk.

Only a little runs green.

Most of a day’s harvest is amber and white.

There’s frankincense, and then there’s the green.

Of every 400 kilos harvested, one makes this grade. It is sorted by hand, by colour, before the still, and it is the only resin in this oil.

Six hours of steam.

Distilled slowly in Salalah from the green alone. No carrier oil, nothing added.

How steam distillation works

An ink-and-watercolour drawing of steam distillation on parchment, its route marked and labelled. Water, heated in a copper vessel over a small lamp, becomes steam that runs through a short pipe into a tall glass still and up through the green resin on a perforated plate. As steam and scent, it rises through the cork and the curved glass neck into the cooling coil, standing in water, where it turns back to liquid. In the round flask below, oil and water part: a layer of golden oil floats on top and leaves by the side spout, drop by drop, as pure oil into the open cobalt-and-gold bottle labelled Jade Frankincense Essential Oil. Its knurled gold cap and glass wand lie beside it, and a few pale green resin tears lie on the table.
From resin to oil, step by step.
  1. The green resin goes into the still.
  2. Steam passes up through it.
  3. The steam carries the scent with it.
  4. Cooled, it turns back to liquid.
  5. The oil parts from the water and is drawn off, drop by drop.

Every batch is tested by an independent lab, Essential Validation Services: nothing mixed in, nothing watered down.

Six millilitres, kept in velvet.

The case in its printed white sleeve on linen. The sleeve reads SACRASOUL, then a frankincense tree in a gold cartouche, then Jade Frankincense, Essential Oil, 6 ml · 0.20 fl oz. The gold clasp shows at its open end.
The cream velvet case, closed, a gold SA monogram on its lid and a small gold hook-and-eye clasp at the front
The case open: its lid lined in cream velvet, and the cobalt-blue bottle with its gold cap lying in deep green velvet. The label reads Jade Frankincense Essential Oil.

“A drop on my wrists, and a difficult conversation with someone close to me went completely differently.”

Karolina, Bukowiec

It opens in three breaths.

An orange torn open in cold morning light, a pine branch behind it

On your skin As it lands

Orange peel over green pine.

Like the first cold air of the morning, and an orange torn open in your hands.

“Bright the second you open it, almost citrus.”

Natalia, Warsaw
Late sun across old wood and a spoon of honey

On your skin A few minutes in

Golden, honeyed resin.

Warm, like late sun on old wood.

“A deep resinous warmth that keeps opening for hours.”

Andrzej, Kraków
The Dhofar mountains in morning mist

On your skin As it settles

Cool, clear air.

Like the mountains after rain.

“The whole room seems to settle.”

Dorota, Lublin

A touch is enough.

One glass wand under the cap, three moments in a day.

  1. By a tall window in morning light, a woman in a soft oatmeal cardigan breathes in from her palms cupped at her nose, eyes gently closed and a soft smile

    Morning · in the palms

    Swipe the wand across your palms, rub them together, cup them over your face, breathe in.

  2. In bright daylight by the same window, in an ecru jumper with the sleeves pushed up, she lifts her wrist to her nose with a quiet smile

    Daytime · on the wrists

    Swipe the wand across each wrist, press them together, then lift them to your nose.

  3. Home in the evening, in an ecru jumper, her jacket hung by the door, she leans toward the diffuser on the hall console with her eyes closed and a calm smile as a thin plume of mist rises

    Evening · at home

    Two or three drops in a diffuser, then let it fill the room.

“I’m a nurse. After a twelve-hour shift there’s usually nothing left of me. Now I switch this on the moment I’m through the door, and inside twenty minutes I go from wrung out to actually present again.”

Justyna · Olsztyn
Sho, eyes closed, holds a piece of frankincense resin to his nose beside the trunk of a Boswellia tree in Dhofar

The maker

I distil it myself, slowly, because there’s no other way to keep it honest.

I grew up in the smoke, before I knew what it was. It was in the house, in the mosque, in the air after the rain. At eighteen I left Oman to find something truer.

A decade later I came home. Now I distil in Salalah, the green resin and nothing else, sorted by hand with the harvesters in Dhofar. I didn’t start Sacrasoul. I returned to it.

ShoFounder and perfumer, Salalah, Oman

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Barbara W.
Wapnica, Poland
Verified buyer
May 2026

I never liked frankincense oil. This one changed my mind.

By some mistake, a bottle of the oil came in with my resin order. Of course I smelled it, and I was enchanted. The frankincense oils I’d met before were heavy, depressing, overwhelming. But this one, you can simply feel the green in the scent. I have never encountered such a beautiful oil. I’m grateful to whoever made the mistake. I think it was destiny.

SacrasoulShoFounder, Sacrasoul

The oil reached you instead of the resin you ordered, my apologies for the mix-up. Please keep it, and I've sent your Royal Hojari resin on its way too, so you have both. Maybe it was meant to find you. Thank you, truly.

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Iwona F.
Skawina, Poland
Verified buyer
September 2026

Straight into my own sacred place

Testing the Green Frankincense Oil, I’m carried straight into my own sacred place, where resin and warmth play the leading role. It makes meditation relaxing. The scent is noble, crystal clear, sits beautifully on the skin and brings calm. It fits wonderfully into my rich incense collection.

Iwona’s photo: the Jade bottle in her hand
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Anna B.
Wrocław, Poland
Naturotherapist
Verified buyer
June 2026

No contest with the doTERRA oil I had

I work with scent every day, so I’m hard to impress. I compared this to the doTERRA oil I had, and there’s no contest. This one is incredibly potent, alive in a way the others simply aren’t. Wonderful.

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Anna S.
Salon owner, Rzeszów
Verified buyer
August 2026

I use it for facial massage and Kobido massage

The oil is wonderful. I use it for facial massage and Kobido massage, sometimes just for aromatherapy. The scent is very well liked, and some of my clients would like to have it at home.

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Natalia
Warsaw, Poland
Verified buyer
February 2026

My husband asked what perfume I was wearing

I’d braced for the heavy, church kind of frankincense. This one is bright the second you open it, almost citrus, with something warm sitting under it. My husband walked past and asked what I was wearing. I keep lifting my wrist to my nose like it’s the first time. One’s already tucked away for my mum.

Natalia’s photo

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Jade Frankincense Oil · 6 ml

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“I hesitated at the price… One bottle has lasted me past two months.”

Sebastian, Poznań
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Good to know

Is it truly the green Hojari grade?

Yes. Only the pale green resin goes into it, none of the silver or amber Hojari from the same harvest. You can smell the difference: it opens brighter and lighter than the frankincense most people know.

Is it real, and who makes it?

Yes. It is pure Boswellia sacra essential oil, with no carrier oil and nothing added. I distil it in Salalah for six hours, and every batch is tested by an independent lab, Essential Validation Services.

How do I use it?

Swipe the glass wand across your palms or wrists and breathe in, or put two or three drops in a diffuser. On sensitive skin, mix it into a little jojoba first.

Is it safe for dry or sensitive skin?

Use only a touch. If your skin is dry or sensitive, mix it into a little jojoba or sweet almond oil before it goes on. If you are pregnant, nursing or receiving treatment, ask your doctor first.

How is it different from burning the resin?

It is the same tree, distilled instead of burned. You wear it on your skin or diffuse it, with no smoke and nothing to light.

When will it arrive?

It leaves Poland, tracked, on the next working day, so a weekend order goes on Monday. Delivery to you then takes 4 to 6 working days. If it’s a gift that must arrive by a certain day, tell me and I’ll do all I can to get it there in time.

What will I pay at the door?

Perhaps import duties and taxes: they aren’t included in the price. Your country’s customs sets them, and the carrier may collect them on delivery. Delivery itself is free from $299, and $35 below that.

Can I try a sample first?

Not at the moment, I’m sorry. Until samples come back, the bottle itself is the test: open it, smell it, and if it isn’t for you, send it back unused within thirty days.