Not an average perfume maker, Cartier’s history in the olfactory world dates back to the 19th century, when high-class socialites asked Cartier brothers to create exquisite crystal bottles in which they can put their perfumes. With the first Cartier fragrance created in 1981, the French house continuously dives into this rich world, and Les Heures de Parfum is the latest creation of Mathilde Laurent, one of Cartier’s very own in-house perfumers.
Everything Cartier is captivating, especially when we’re talking about a limited edition that will accompany you on all your travels, like Les Heures Voyageuses.
These exclusive miniatures use the house’s most iconic scents: Oud & Oud, Oud & Santal and Oud & Musc. The latters are not only swooning in their content, but showcase a fine oriental architectural art on their bottle fit for the exquisite content they embrace. Moucharaby-patterned damask honors the relationship between Cartier and the Orient that dates back to the Art Deco period.
To make these creations even more coveted, Cartier specially designed a travel case that treats them as real 45-milliliter treasures. Visit the Photo Gallery below to check them out.
