Fleur de Rocaille
A sparkling aldehyde floral bouquet that opens with lilac and rose, evolves through carnation and violet, and settles into a warm base of oakmoss and sandalwood. Light yet profound, this timeless fragrance captures the elegance of 1930s Paris.
Perfumer: Ernest Daltroff
Fleur de Rocaille
A sparkling aldehyde floral bouquet that opens with lilac and rose, evolves through carnation and violet, and settles into a warm base of oakmoss and sandalwood. Light yet profound, this timeless fragrance captures the elegance of 1930s Paris.
Scent Development and Character
The opening is a burst of aldehydes, sharp and sparkling, quickly softened by a bouquet of lilac and rose. As it develops, carnation and violet introduce a spicy, powdery nuance, leading to a calm woody base of oakmoss and sandalwood.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
With its light and elegant character, it is ideal for daytime wear from spring to autumn. It suits office settings and casual gatherings with refined grace. Spring, Summer, Autumn. Sillage is Editorial inference: Moderate sillage, projecting closely to the skin. Longevity is Editorial inference: As an extrait de parfum, longevity is expected to be long (8+ hours).
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1933, this is presented as Extrait de Parfum and credited to Ernest Daltroff. The classic bottle design reflects Caron's heritage. The 100ml extrait de parfum is available on the official website.
