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The vigor of citrus and pepper, together with the note of flint, leave a mark on the earth. Terre d'Hermès speaks of man's relationship with the earth, his humble and harmonious dialogue with nature and the elements. Terre d'Hermès is the perfume that links man to his origins, to the source of his creative power.
A fairytale perfume, sparkling and warm. Smooth, vanilla benzoin along with woods blended with an ambergris accord bring to life a fabulous walk among refreshing wild orange trees. Since 2004, Eau des Merveilles has been a key that unlocks the Hermès universe of wonders. Between innocence and fantasy, childhood dreams and femininity. A world in which the extraordinary is revealed in broad daylight. Year after year, the poetic sighs transport us. They are trapped in a rounded bottle with a magnifying glass effect that boasts a magical power: to see the world from an unusual and wonderful perspective. It is the key to wonders, a fountain of stars in broad daylight.
Boucheron reinvents itself thanks to Boucheron Fleurs, the extraordinary woody floral fragrance is now completely different. The fragrance expresses the captivating notes so characteristic of Boucheron perfumes, being more spontaneous and passionate. Its top notes bring the spicy tones of mandarin and lemon. In its heart we find the purity and infusion of orange blossom and frangipani, while in the background shines the golden glow of vanilla. The ingredients are set in the fragrance like jewels, like a bouquet of the most precious raw materials. Its bottle has a new light blue color that will captivate you with its modern and ethereal character.
Boucheron Femme represents the art of jewelers working with colors, as Boucheron artisans have never forgotten their canvas: leather. Its softness. Its shine. Its texture. From the largest carat to the smallest piece, at Boucheron each jewel clings to the skin, follows the curves of the body and moves / sways naturally. The interlaced and ornate gold comes to life: even the most complex pieces acquire their own movement when they are worn.
