Rêve d'Or – Eau de Parfum

L.T. Piver – a Paris perfume house founded in 1774, whose historic formulas are made once again in its own manufacture in Chartres.

Rêve d'Or is radiant, fruity and golden. Aldehydes, pink pepper and bergamot open like a flash of light, raspberry, blackcurrant, rose and saffron entwine at the heart, before musk and cedar settle into a warm, soft base.

Rêve d'Or works all year round and shines brightest in the evening. It suits celebrations, dinner invitations and makes a glamorous signature scent.

Rêve d'Or was born in 1889, the year the Eiffel Tower rose into the Paris sky, and Georges Darzens used aldehydes in it – according to L.T. Piver, for the first time in perfume history. That we can still smell this shimmering sparkle today makes it a small piece of perfume history in a bottle for us.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Rêve d'Or smell like?

Of aldehydes and pink pepper, raspberry, blackcurrant, rose and saffron – on musk and cedar.

How does Rêve d'Or feel?

Like golden light through a silk curtain: sparkling at first, then soft and enveloping. Opulent rather than heavy, playful rather than sweet.

When should you wear Rêve d'Or?

All year round, ideally in the evening, for celebrations and dinner invitations and whenever you want to shine a little. Leaning feminine, but for anyone who loves a little sparkle.

Which fragrance might I like if I love Rêve d'Or?

If you love the blend of raspberry, blackcurrant and saffron in Rêve d'Or, discover Saffron Superfluide by Les Eaux Primordiales – raspberry, blackcurrant and jasmine over saffron, cedar and suede.

Still unsure? Discover Rêve d'Or as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.