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Oriza L. Legrand · Sold as unisex
Jardins d'Armide
The lush intimacy of a private garden where powdery florals mingle with sweet honey and musk, evoking the quiet luxury of another era.
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Jardins d'ArmideHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1909 by Oriza L. Legrand, Jardins d'Armide is a fragrance that evokes the refined elegance of a bygone era. The composition opens with powdery notes and orris, creating an immediate sense of softness and warmth. This gentle introduction leads into a heart of rose, orange blossom, and violet, where each floral note dances in harmony, neither overpowering nor understated. The base of musk, almond, honey, and tonka bean adds a sweet and enveloping layer, grounding the fragrance with its rich, comforting presence.
Apply sparingly — the powdery opening is delicate but builds beautifully on skin. The sweet base notes bloom gradually over an hour, making it perfect for a day that transitions into evening.
Fig. 01 — Jardins d'Armide, Oriza L. Legrand
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Designer Oriza L. Legrand
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