THE SIXTH WOMEN'S FRAGRANCE RELEASED BY THE HOUSE

Victor Grandpierre's box, inspired by a favorite fabric from the Christian Dior collection (black and white), with the addition of blue highlighting the name, house, and fragrance type

A beautiful bottle with vertical stripes, a metallic silver clasp, the name Christian Dior at the top, and the name Diorella around it; all the fragrance details are on the base, perfumer: Serge Mansau

Diorella is one of the ten greatest fragrances of all time

PERFUMER: Edmond Roudnitska, or Edmond Roudnitska's finest creation

FRAGRANCE INGREDIENTS: (BOTANICAL – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):

Bergamot (Calabria) – Lemon (Sicily) – Basil -

Galbanum (Ferula galbaniflua – Iran) – Verbena (Aloysia triphylla – Lemon verbena) – Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) – Petitgrain (Citrus aurantium amara – leaves) – Cardamom - Melon (Cucumis melo).

Honeysuckle (Lonicera caprifolium) – Cyclamen – Carnation – Rose – Violet (Viola odorata – leaves) – Hyacinth – Lily (Lilium Sorbonne) – Neroli (orange blossom – Citrus aurantium amara) - Hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna – highly fragrant flowers) - Jasmine (Morocco – absolute) – Plum - Peach.

Fern – Tonka beans – Amber – Sandalwood (Mysore) - Musk – Vetiver (Bourbon – Réunion Islands) – Patchouli (6% - Pogostemon cablin) - Oakmoss (Evernia prunastri – Yugoslavian oakmoss).

C14 aldehydes.

Methyl dihydrojasmonate (Hedione - 10% - PLEASURE).

A pinnacle of perfumery

An incredibly aristocratic fragrance that exudes elegance

One of the most refined fragrances of all time

A playful and very feminine fragrance

A perfect summer fragrance

THE PRODUCT IS INTACT

THE PRODUCT HAS NOT BEEN USED

THE BOX IS SEALED IN CELLOPHANE

AUTHENTIC AND RARE

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

* Keep the product away from light and high temperatures

FIRST EDITION

PRODUCED IN 1981