Black Jade

Black Jade

Although it did not allow her to avoid the guillotine, Marie-Antoinette's perfume was still recogn... see more

Black Jade

Although it did not allow her to avoid the guillotine, Marie-Antoinette's perfume was still recognized by all the courts of the time as THE most intoxicating fragrance. A clever blend of rose, jasmine and bergamot from the Trianon in Versailles, so dear to the queen, this royal perfume is now rehabilitated by Lubin. For more modernity, the famous perfumer has added to the original recipe a touch of galbanum, cardamom, incense, cinnamon, Indian sandalwood, patchouli, vanilla, tonka and amber.

The whole was renamed Black Jade, in reference to the black jade vial that contained the famous fragrance of Marie-Antoinette.
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