Jasmiralda by Guerlain: created by Jacques Guerlain in 1912, launched in USA in 1917. Named after Victor Hugo's Esmeralda from Notre Dame de Paris.
What does it smell like? It is classified as a soft floral perfume for women with a dominant jasmine note.
Fragrance Composition:
What does it smell like? It is classified as a soft floral perfume for women with a dominant jasmine note.
- Top notes: jasmine, neroli, orange, bergamot
- Middle notes: jasmine sambac, rose, bouvardia, violet, vetiver deer musk, civet, benzoin
- Base notes: amber, oakmoss, vanilla, tonka bean
Recently, I was able to obtain a sample from my good friend Alexandra Star, who has lots of rare antique Guerlain treasures in her etsy shop, Parfums de Paris. If you are interested in experiencing the sweet bubblegum deliciousness of Guerlain's Jasmiralda, stroll on over to her shop and take a look around. I will do a proper review on this sample soon.
Bottles:
The parfum extrait was presented in the ‘Bouchon Fleurs’ bottle. Two different size bottles shown below.
The eau de toilette was presented in the Goutte flacon.
Fragrance Composition:
Discontinued, date unknown. Still being sold in 1941.
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