Vanity Fair, 1923: "The announcement in Paris of a new fragrance by Roger & Gallet, favored perfumers of the world's most beautiful women, is an artistic event....Jade is the color and, in precious stones, the personal decoration of the day."

Height: flacon: 10cm (3,9") box: 11cm (4,3")
Condition: Excellent (Box small damage on 1 side - see pictures)
Price: 250€

ROGER GALLET - Le Jade

(1923) Crackle glass flacon. Box and label designed by René Lalique The label is perfect, the stopper opens easyly, some original perfume left...
​ Le Jade by Roger et Gallet was launched in 1923. The perfume Le Jade was subtitled "The Precious Perfume.” At the time of its launching, it was a complete line including perfume extract, toilet water, soap, face powder, bath salts, sachet powder and talc.
Le Jade is classified as an oriental fragrance for women with a chypre base, opening with bright hesperidic notes and then softening in the dry down to reveal the sweetness of Tonka Bean and Vanilla, and a lovely musky trail of animalic notes and sweet woods.
Top notes:  Bergamot, Lemon, Lime, Orange Blossom, and Neroli Heart notes are Galbanum, Oakmoss, Jasmine, and Patchouli Base notes are Ambergris, Civet, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Tonka Bean, Musk, and Vanilla