Athénaïs joined the Les Signatures collection of Parfums de Marly in 2026 and borrows its name from the Marquise de Montespan, favorite of Louis XIV. Julien Sprecher sets two opposing notes against each other, neroli and tonka bean, the latter used as both an absolute and a resinoid: neroli, bergamot and yuzu at the top, orange blossom and jasmine at the heart, tonka bean, vanilla and Ambrox at the base.
A coral-toned bottle whose transparent glass reveals a pinkish-orange juice, topped with a sculpted silver cap and adorned with a silk tassel.
Athénaïs comes in a coral-toned bottle whose transparent glass reveals a pinkish-orange juice. In May 2026, Dream Weddings Magazine described a sculpted silver cap and a silk tassel that complete the presentation.
Luxe en France reports that the pink and orange nuances of the bottle inspired the photographers in charge of the fragrance’s visual world. Sold in 75 ml, it can be engraved in the house’s workshop with a message of up to twelve characters.