| (1874-1963). Nephew of Aimé Guerlain | ||||||
| Jasmin | Guerlain | 1924 |
In the USA in 1928. Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 678 | |||
| Le Quai Aux Fleurs | Guerlain | 1949 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain (1948) | |||
| Élixir de Guerlain | Guerlain | 1923 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain (1928) | |||
| Ambré | Guerlain | 1890 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Gavotte | Guerlain | 1897 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. Named after a slow dance of 18th century | |||
| Prince Zurlo | Guerlain | 1898 |
Alternative spelling 'Zurbo'. Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Bon Vieux Temps | Guerlain | 1902 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Mouchoir de Monsieur | Guerlain | 1904 |
(The Gentleman’s Handkerchief) Created by Jacques Guerlain, an aromatic citric edt, classified F4m; presented in a 200ml bottle | |||
| Aï Loe | Guerlain | 1905 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Muguet | Guerlain | 1906 |
In the USA in 1908. Created by Jacques Guerlain, a green floral fragrance | |||
| Chypre de Paris | Guerlain | 1909 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. | |||
| Pour Troubler | Guerlain | 1911 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; presented in a ‘Quadrilobe’ styled bottle with enamelled art deco roses – extremely rare item (2002). | |||
| Vague Souvenir | Guerlain | 1912 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a 1oz and 3oz ‘Quadrilobe’ styled bottle, the former in a presentation box. | |||
| Pois de Senteur | Guerlain | 1917 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Bouquet de Faunes | Guerlain | 1922 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain and presented in a 1litre ‘Quadrilobe’ bottle by René Lalique et Cie ; this is an extremely rare item (2002) | |||
| Candide Efflueves | Guerlain | 1922 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain in 1921 but only launched the following year; presented in a ‘Lyre’ bottle made by Cristalleries de Baccarat. Launched in USA in 1924 | |||
| Vega | Guerlain | 1926 |
Possibly only in 1936 in USA. Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a 4 oz bottl | |||
| Guerlilas | Guerlain | 1930 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; A parfum. Presented in a 1oz and 8oz bottles of the same name made by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Guerlarose | Guerlain | 1934 |
Possibly only in 1937 in USA. Created by Jacques Guerlain; presented in 1oz and 4oz ‘Guerlilas’ bottles | |||
| Coque d’Or | Guerlain | 1937 |
(Golden Shell) created by Jacques Guerlain; presented in Cristalleries de Baccarat Art Deco blue bow-shaped bottle, design # 770, almost entirely covered in a gilt ‘shell’. Also available in a 3oz Quadrilobe styled bottle and in the ‘Papillion’ styled bottle in 1oz, 4oz and 8oz’s | |||
| Atuana | Guerlain | 1952 |
Alternative spelling 'Attuana'. Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Vera Nova | Guerlain | 1895 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Dix Pétales de Rose | Guerlain | 1897 |
Alternatively 'Dix Pétales de Roses'. Created by Jacques Guerlain, a floral fragrance | |||
| Voilà pour quoi Jaïmais Rosine | Guerlain | 1900 |
(That’s why I loved Rosine) Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a ‘Fleuri’ bottle which resembled a vase with the stopper tied by a silk begonia flower, a first. | |||
| Nose Me | Guerlain | 1902 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Voilette de Madame | 1901 |
In USA in 1904. Also referred to as 'Violette Madame'. Created by Jacques Guerlain | ||||
| Après L’Ondée | Guerlain | 1906 |
(After the Shower) Created by Jacques Guerlain; a fresh white flower floral-oriental 'extrait de parfum', with top notes of bergamot and aniseed, heart notes of violet, heliotrope and hawthorn on base notes of orris, musk, ambretta seeds, classified F2f. This is a rare scent, which Guerlain did not promote, and is not widely available. (2002). Presented in a ‘Louis XVI’ bottle and the ‘Empire’ presentation bottles | |||
| Une Rose | Guerlain | 1908 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; Presented in a ‘Capsule’ bottle made by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Quand Vient l'Été | Guerlain | 1910 |
(When Summer Comes) Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a ‘Fleuri’ bottle. | |||
| Fol Arôme | Guerlain | 1912 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; Presented in a ‘Bouchon Cœur’ bottle in various sizes made by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Mi-Mai | Guerlain | 1914 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a ‘Bouchon Fleurs’ bottle | |||
| Mitsouko | Guerlain | 1919 |
(Mystery) Created by Jacques Guerlain, a fruity chypre parfum with top notes of bergamot, lemon, mandarin, neroli and peach (C14 aldehyde), heart notes of jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang and clove on base notes of sandalwood, myrrh, oak moss, cinnamon and musk, classified D4f. The name means ‘mystery’ in Japanese and comes from the heroine of La Bataille a best selling novel by Claude Farrere, which tells the love story between the beautiful wife of a Japanese Admiral and a young British naval attaché. First presented in the ‘golden bee’ flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat, only 50 examples were produced. Also presented in a bottle by Verrières Brosse. | |||
| Guerlinade | Guerlain | 1922 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; an edp with notes of bergamot, rose, jasmine, tonka bean, iris, and vanilla. | |||
| Jasmin de Siam | Guerlain | 1924 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Djedi | Guerlain | 1927 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat design # 598, known as the ‘Pourdreur’ style bottle; extremely rare (2002) | |||
| Sous le Vent | Guerlain | 1933 |
(On the Wind) Created by Jacques Guerlain, a feminine leather chypre fragrance, classified D7f . Presented in a ‘Rayonnant’ bottle in various sizes. In 1934 it was presented in a ‘Tonnelet’ bottle in 4oz and 1oz sizes. | |||
| Gardénia | Guerlain | 1935 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Dawamesk | Guerlain | 1942 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; presented in an 8oz ‘Quadrilobe bottle made by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Le Jardin de Mon Curé | Guerlain | 1895 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Tsa-Ko | Guerlain | 1898 |
Alternative spelling 'Tao Kao'. Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Fleur qui Meurt | Guerlain | 1901 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Champs-Élysées | Guerlain | 1904 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain and presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat flacon design # 284, depicting an upright turtle. | |||
| Violette Qui Embasume | Guerlain | 1904 |
Alternative spelling 'Violette qu’embaume'. Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Sillage | Guerlain | 1907 |
(Wake) Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a bottle made by Pochet et du Courval. | |||
| Rue de la Paix | Guerlain | 1908 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain, Presented in a 3oz Quadrilobe bottle by Cristalleries de Baccarat. | |||
| Kadine | Guerlain | 1911 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in a ½ litre ‘Quadrilobe’ bottle in a black wooden box made by Cristalleries de Baccarat. Re-constituted by Jean Paul Guerlain and re-launched in 2005 | |||
| L’Heure Bleue | Guerlain | 1912 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain, a classic floral-oriental (spicy-amber) edp with top notes of lemon, neroli, tarragon, coriander and sage; heart notes of jasmine, Bulgarian rose, orris, ylang-ylang, herbe de la Saint Jean and tuberose on base notes of sandalwood, musk, vanilla and St John’s wort; classified F2f. Presented in a bottle designed by Raymond Guerlain and made by Cristalleries de Baccarat. After 1920 it was available in a ‘Capsule’ bottle. | |||
| Jasmiralda | Guerlain | 1912 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain; launched in USA in 1917. Presented in a 4oz ‘Bouchon Fleurs’ bottle | |||
| Eau de Fleurs de Cédrat | Guerlain | 1920 |
Re-formulated by Jacques Guerlain; a classical citrus fragrance with notes of lemon, bergamot and cedar wood | |||
| À Travers Champ | Guerlain | 1924 |
Re-formulated by Jacques Guerlain. Presented in the ‘Goutte’ 250ml bottle | |||
| Shalimar | Guerlain | 1925 |
According to Elisabeth Barille, "while examining a sample of vanillin, Jacques Guerlain suddenly poured the entire contents into a nearby bottle of Jicky, just to see what would happen." (p 11). The result: Shalimar. Named after the Garden of Shalimar in Lahore, which had been built by the Emperor Shah Jehan (builder of the Taj Mahal) for his favourite wife, Mumtaz. In Sanskrit the name means ‘the abode of love’. Launched as an antidote against the Depression. Originally created by Jacques Guerlain in 1921, a classic soft amber (oriental) parfum with top notes of bergamot, lemon, mandarin and rosewood; heart notes of rose, jasmine, orris, patchouli and vetiver, on base notes of vanilla, benzoin, balsam of Peru and opoponax, classified F3f. Presented in a bottle designed by Raymond Guerlain and made by Cristalleries de Baccarat bottle design # 597; and also presented in a flacon by Wheaton: Presented in 1985 encased in Lucite box to commemorate 60th anniversary of original launched | |||
| Liü (Liù) | Guerlain | 1929 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain, a floral aldehyde edp, classified B5f. Named after the beautiful young servant who gave her life to save her Beloved, the unknown Prince from Puccini’s opera 'Turandot'. Presented in a bottle designed by Raymond Guerlain and made by Cristalleries de Baccarat, design #679. | |||
| Vol de Nuit | Guerlain | 1933 |
(Night Flight) (See glossary for deatils about the name) Created by Jacques Guerlain, a crisp floral spicy amber (oriental) edt with top notes of orange, bergamot, lemon, mandarin and neroli, heart notes of rosewood, jasmine, and ylang-ylang with base notes of vanilla, benzoin, balsam of Peru, sandalwood, musk, ambergris and leather, classified F2f. Presented in a Cristalleries de Baccarat bottle design # 771. | |||
| Violette | Guerlain | 1936 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain | |||
| Fleur de Feu | Guerlain | 1948 |
(Flower of Fire) Created by Jacques Guerlain; presented in a 2 ½ oz and 4oz bottle called by the same name; the name comes from the idea of flowers rising from the flames – like a phoenix: it was Guerlain’s first perfume after the World War II; also available in ‘Capsule’ bottle | |||
| Cachet Jaune | Guerlain | 1937 |
Created by Jacques Guerlain. | |||
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