Pour Femme is Mauboussin’s first fragrance, launched in 2000 by the Parisian jeweler and composed by Christine Nagel. The house presents it as a fruity oriental: a top of golden plum, a heart of Indian jasmine, a base of ambergris and vanilla, in a bottle faceted like a diamond. Angela, of Now Smell This, sees in it a big fruity oriental for winter.
A faceted bottle, cut like a diamond, pyramidal and iridescent pink, which the house presents as the symbol of luxury; eau de parfum in 100 ml.
Mauboussin presents its eau de parfum in a faceted bottle, cut like a diamond, in the image of the house’s stones. Angela, of Now Smell This, describes a pyramid of iridescent, pink-washed glass whose wobbly bottom teeters on the shelf.
The eau de parfum is sold in 100 ml; the house makes this bottle the absolute symbol of luxury, in the image of the stones it cuts.