Jasmin des Anges appeared in 2018 in the exclusive fragrance collection of Dior, where François Demachy gave the jasmine of Grasse an apricot cast. The house calls it floral, apricot-tinged and honeyed, and has never published a set of tiers. The name points to the Baie des Anges, which Christian Dior looked out over from his estate at La Colle Noire. Three sizes: 50, 100 and 200 ml.
The glass shared by the whole collection, in three sizes, with a cap that takes the couture covers bearing Dior motifs.
The glass is not specific to Jasmin des Anges: it is that of the whole collection, offered in three sizes, 50, 100 and 200 ml. Dior does not describe its silhouette and saves its comment for the juice, an orange-yellow that the house likens to an apricot liqueur.
The cap, for its part, is the object of a separate service. Six motifs from the Dior heritage, houndstooth, Dior Oblique, cannage, Toile de Jouy, Mitzah and Plan de Paris, are applied as couture covers on the 100 and 200 ml sizes, sold separately. Journal du Luxe counted fifteen models when the service opened.
The house also offers engraving of the bottle, along with hand-embroidered cases sized for the 100 and 200 ml, and couture trunks with leather inserts.
Limited editions dress the box rather than the glass: butterflies and petals in solar yellows for a Cruise collection, a red Toile de Jouy taken from Dioriviera 2024, a cannage drawn by Jonathan Anderson in tribute to Christian Bérard. These boxes are made for the 125 and 250 ml sizes.