Trésor Eau de Parfum
Peach and white rose meet softer flowers, amber, sandalwood and musk in Trésor, a warmer floral expression of love as a precious treasure.
Perfumer: Sophia Grojsman
Trésor Eau de Parfum takes its name from the French word for “treasure,” associating the fragrance with lasting love. Sophia Grojsman created it with a self-confident woman as her inspiration, and it was introduced in 1990. The idea of cherishing precious moments connects peach and rose to softer flowers and the depth of amber, bringing intimacy to a more elegant floral expression.
Across the opening and heart, peach, white rose, apricot, lily of the valley, lilac, iris and heliotrope combine rounded fruit sweetness with brighter flowers. Iris and heliotrope bring a softer, powdery texture around that floral impression. Amber, sandalwood and musk at the base support the sweetness with warmer wood and a gentler, skin-like softness. The fuller flowers and fruit meet a calmer sense of depth.
Consider it when you want powdery softness and a warmer finish around brighter flowers and fruit, perhaps with quieter dressing or on a cooler evening. The 50mL bottle takes a stepped, inverted-pyramid shape inspired by jewellery. A broad, clear faceted cap rests above a black ring, while golden-peach colour lights the glass outlines. It captures and reflects light like the treasure suggested by its name.









