06/23/2026
Most people know Frankincense as an essential oil.
But long before Frankincense appeared in aromatherapy books, it was transported across deserts, traded between kingdoms, used in traditional medicine, and valued highly enough to travel alongside precious goods.
So what did people see in this resin that made it so valuable?
As we prepare for the July Summer Cabinet release, with Frankincense being offered, we thought it made sense to step back from bottles, species names, and chemistry for a moment and look at the bigger story.
Have you ever wondered why Frankincense became so important in the first place?
Our newest Library article dives deep into the world's most remarkable aromatic materials.
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Discover why Frankincense became one of the world's most valuable aromatic materials and how Boswellia resin continues to attract interest today.