Fleurs de Rocaille
A sparkling bouquet lifted by aldehydes, with rose, lilac, and jasmine creating an airy floral opening that deepens into carnation and violet. A soft, powdery base of musk and woods lingers with timeless elegance.
Perfumer: Ernest Daltroff
Fleurs de Rocaille
A sparkling bouquet lifted by aldehydes, with rose, lilac, and jasmine creating an airy floral opening that deepens into carnation and violet. A soft, powdery base of musk and woods lingers with timeless elegance.
Scent Development and Character
Aldehydes open with a sparkling, crisp radiance, lifting a bouquet of rose, lilac, and jasmine. As it evolves, carnation and violet add a spicy, powdery depth, while oakmoss and sandalwood provide a woody foundation. Musk smooths the blend, leaving a soft, powdery trail.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best suited for spring through autumn, especially for formal occasions or special events. Its airy yet commanding presence complements elegant attire. Spring, Autumn. Sillage is Moderate (editorial inference). Longevity is Moderate (editorial inference).
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1933, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Ernest Daltroff. A classic rectangular glass bottle with a simple, elegant label and a gold cap, embodying timeless design.
