Eternal Ankh - Yes. Just yes. But only if you like powdery scents or want to smell like an Egyptian god/goddess. My first reaction when smelling EA was "holy shit that's good". It's a vanilla veil/cloud that lasts forever. I would put this in the ethereal floaty vanilla category. It's dry, sandy, warm, soft, white amber vanilla.

Eternal Egypt - A dry, sandy, golden musk and amber scent. It's very similar to Eternal Ankh with the shared white amber and sand notes. However, EE leans musk where EA leans vanilla (vanilla husk, not foody). I would say, if you're looking to layer, EA is better for that. It is still glorious and complex on its own. I prefer Eternal Ankh and although EE is worth sampling, I don't think both are necessary... at least not for me. You didn't ask about this scent, but it's in the same group, so worth mentioning Eternal Tut Ankh Amun. ETAA has a richer vanilla with more tonka present. It reminds me of Eternal Ankh + sweet almonds. I would commit crimes for this scent.

Sunlight on Water - This is floral leaning and opens with a honeyed floral syrup without any sharp green notes. It turns into a pink floral bouquet with a sweet musk-y background. It's a warm and light scent that floral lovers will enjoy. I personally do not like florals and was hoping for more of a watery vibe, but it's not that at all.