Back in 1900, at the Exposition Universelle in Paris, René Lalique was at the peak of his career as a jeweller and just starting to explore a new avenue - working with glass. His enthusiasm for renewal is also reflected in the fragrance of immortelle, whose flower famously refuses to fade.
In FLEUR UNIVERSELLE, which contains rum and cinnamon notes, the aroma of warm sand from the immortelle is intensified with the addition of cold spices: a fusion of pink pepper and cardamom. Based on myrrh, with accents of vanilla, liquorice, tonka bean, amaretto and patchouli, which has a dark chocolatey fragrance, the brown sugar scent of the immortelle is made all the more addictive.

TOP NOTES

Pink Pepper
Rum
Cardamom

HEART NOTES

Everlasting Flower
Myrrh
Cinnamon

BASE NOTES

Patchouli
Tonka Bean
Lorenox