THE FIRST WOMEN'S FRAGRANCE RELEASED BY THE HOUSE

The magnificent luxury bottle was designed by Jacques Helleu

PERFUMER: Ernest Beaux, reformulated by Henri Robert. In 1921, Beaux presented ten bottles, numbered 1–5 and 20–24. Chanel chose the fifth, hence the name.

An exceptional example of perfumery, with more than 130 ingredients

AROMATIC RAW MATERIALS: (PLANT-BASED – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):

Lemon (Amalfi) – Bergamot (Calabria) – Neroli (Citrus aurantium – bitter orange blossom – Tunisia).

Ylang-ylang (Absolute) – Jasmine (4% absolute) – May rose (Rosa centifolia – Absolute) – Orris root.

Oakmoss (Absolute) – Vanilla – Bourbon vetiver (Réunion) – Patchouli – Cedar – Sandalwood (Mysore) – Amber – Musk – Civet – Ambergris.

Coumarin

Fantaisie 2550 and Cedarom by Firmenich.

Aldehydes (C10 – C11 – C12), 1%—a large amount.

Impeccable quality ingredients

A fragrance with a rich, velvety quality

A perfect, timeless fragrance

An ideal fragrance for every age

A mysterious fragrance, with subtle facets radiating floral richness—devastatingly beautiful!

Aristocratic, sensual, elegant, and sexy

THE PRODUCT IS UNTOUCHED

THE BOX IS SEALED IN CELLOPHANE

THE PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN USED

The last photo shows a product for personal use, so you can see the inside and the perfume bottle.

AUTHENTIC AND RARE

As you will see in the photo section, there are no photos of the inside of the box or of the bottle, because it would not be right to open it and deprive the buyer-collector of the joy and pleasure of being the first to open a product after many decades.

SECOND EDITION

PRODUCED IN 1981