Rêve de Noël by d'Argelys
Men Women 1927
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Rêve de Noël by d'Argelys: A Classic Spicy Oriental from 1927 Rêve de Noël, which translates to 'Christmas Dream,' is an olfactory treasure created by the house of d'Argelys in 1927. This unisex fragrance carries you to a winter evening filled with mystery and warmth, where spices and balms entwine in a comforting hug. The opening is a rush of…
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About Rêve de Noël
Rêve de Noël by d'Argelys: A Classic Spicy Oriental from 1927
Rêve de Noël, which translates to 'Christmas Dream,' is an olfactory treasure created by the house of d'Argelys in 1927. This unisex fragrance carries you to a winter evening filled with mystery and warmth, where spices and balms entwine in a comforting hug.
The opening is a rush of cinnamon and clove, instantly reminiscent of a festive market. Incense lends a sacred, contemplative air, while vanilla and amber provide a sweet, resinous foundation that clings to the skin for hours.
It suits those who prize historic fragrances with personality, who seek a unique and welcoming aroma, and who relish spices and balms at their most expressive.
Rêve de Noël is an essential addition to any discerning collection. Its beauty lies in its power to stir emotions and memories, all while preserving an elegance that defies passing fads.
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