Eau des Merveilles EDT

Eau des Merveilles Eau de Toilette is an enchanting classic from the house of Hermès. A fragrance that captures the magic of wonder without relying on florals. Launched in 2004 and created by perfumers Ralf Schwieger and Nathalie Feisthauer, this composition is one of the rare examples of a perfume that rests purely on amber, woods, and sparkling citrus notes, yet remains poetic.

The fragrance opens with a radiant accord of orange and lemon, slightly bitter and fresh like sunlight on a clear morning. This quickly flows into a heart of ambergris-like warmth and salty nuances, reminiscent of the beach and the sea. The base is soft and woody, with notes of vetiver, oak, and cedar that give the perfume depth without losing its lightness. Eau des Merveilles masterfully plays with contrasts: salty and sweet, airy and warm, earthy and ethereal.

Eau des Merveilles is like a stroll along a sun-drenched coastline, where air, earth, and light merge. It's a fragrance that nestles elegantly on the skin, revealing a different facet with every movement. Housed in the iconic, star-studded, globe-shaped bottle, it perfectly reflects the balance between fantasy and refinement. A fragrance for those who appreciate the unexpected. Radiant, sensual, and full of character, without clichés.

Top notes : Orange, Lemon
Heart notes : Amber, salty notes
Base notes : Cedarwood, Vetiver, Oakwood