Eau des Merveilles Hermès for women

Eau des Merveilles: from surprise to magic and from magic to enchantment, Eau des Merveilles wraps us around its finger on a cloud of fancy. Imagined with an amber woody chord that rings up to the top notes, this fragrance, created by Ralph Schwieger and Nathalie Feisthauer, wins the bet to portray a sparkling femininity without a noticeable floral scent. Paradoxical, contrasted, intimate and delicate, a skin-deep infusion of happiness to savor.

Hermès presents news coming from the Jardin Collection - Un Jardin sur la Lagune - launching in March 2019. The illustration for the packaging of the new perfume is signed by the famous Bosnian artist Safet Zec. The fragrance is conceived as vibrant, caressing, distinctive and a bit nostalgic. Un Jardin sur la Lagune leads us to Venice and reveals the magic of a hidden place behind a stone wall. Perfumer Christine Nagel uses floral notes of magnolia and Madonna lily along with sea and wood nuances to conjure up a secret garden on the water. The story is about a mysterious garden that an English Lord built on the water, inside a lagoon in Venice. Notes: magnolia, pittosporum, Madonna lily, sea breeze, samphire, woody notes.

Terre d’Hermès: conceived in 2006 by Jean-Claude Ellena, Terre d’Hermès is a metaphor for materials, a matrix that speaks of territory as well as matter, earth, and roots.This vertically structured scent is based on an alchemy of wood, the scent first introduces the gaity of orange, the bitterness of grapefruit and the vivacity of pepper and of fresh spices. This “vegetality” flirts with the mineral effect of flint and the coarseness of vetiver. Dominated by cedar, the fragrance goes deeper with the sweetness of resins and the impalpable voluptuousness of benzoin.