| Weight: | 0.208 kg |
|---|---|
| Country of origin: | France |
| Mark: | Hermes |
Scent : |
woody, Oriental |
Hermès Eau des Merveilles is an iconic, sensual women's eau de toilette launched in 2004. It was created by perfumers Ralf Schwieger and Nathalie Feisthauer as a poetic expression of a world where reality blends with fantasy. It is not a classic flor ...
Hermès Eau des Merveilles is an iconic, sensual women's eau de toilette launched in 2004. It was created by perfumers Ralf Schwieger and Nathalie Feisthauer as a poetic expression of a world where reality blends with fantasy. It is not a classic floral fragrance – Eau des Merveilles is woody-amber, warm and ethereal, built on the contrast between lightness and depth, earth and stars.
Characteristics:
The composition opens with sparkling citrus notes of bitter orange, which give the fragrance lightness and airiness. The heart unfolds with elemi, an aromatic resin with a spicy, slightly citrusy and balsamic character that creates a bridge between freshness and warmth. The base belongs to benzoin, a delicately sweet resin with a hint of vanilla and amber, which adds sensuality, depth and a long-lasting trail to the fragrance.
Hermès Eau des Merveilles is a warm, sensual yet light fragrance, ideal for women who are looking for an unconventional, sophisticated and poetic scent. It is perfect for year-round wear, especially during the day and early evening, and captivates with its delicacy and originality. It is elegant but unpretentious—a fragrance that does not come across as superficial but leaves an unforgettable impression.
Fragrance profile:
Top notes: Bitter orange.
Middle notes: Elemi.
Base notes: Benzoin.
Bottle design:
The distinctive round magnifying glass-shaped bottle, studded with stars and designed by Serge Mansau, symbolizes the ability to see the world from a different angle. The orange gradient of the glass evokes amber light and the magical atmosphere of the fragrance.
Hermès Eau des Merveilles is the key to the world of Hermès – a world where miracles happen in broad daylight and where fantasy is firmly rooted in reality.
About the Hermès brand:
Hermès is a French luxury house with a tradition dating back to 1837, which has gained worldwide recognition for its craftsmanship, elegance, and timeless style. In addition to leather accessories, jewelry, and silk, Hermès has also become a major player in the field of perfumes, which represent a unique combination of tradition and modern creativity.
Hermès perfumes are known for their originality and refined composition, which always bears the signature of the house's master perfumers. Each fragrance tells a story – from the legendary freshness of Eau d'Hermès (1951), through the iconic Calèche for women and the timeless Terre d'Hermès, to the contemporary creations of perfumer Christine Nagel, which take the brand into new dimensions.
