Fleurs du Monde c1972

Fleurs du Monde by Faberge: launched in 1972. Fleurs du Monde by Parfums Faberge, Paris. Made, bottled and sealed only in France. It was only available at selected fine department and specialty stores.

Fragrance Composition:

So what does it smell like? It is classified as a floral fragrance for women. A blend of flowers gathered from the far corners of the world.

• Top notes: Italian bergamot, galbanum, blackcurrant, snowdrop
• Middle notes: Zanzibar ylang ylang, rose, lilac, daffodil, hyacinth, iris, chrysanthemum
• Base notes: Tibetan musk, orris, Yugoslavian oakmoss, vetiver

Bottles:

Fleurs du Monde was housed in a crystal bottle made in France by Pochet et du Courval. You will find Pochet's entwined "HP" mark on the base of your bottle. The base of the bottle is generally colorless glass, and the chunky, solid glass stopper is of an amber color. The factice (advertising dummy) bottle sometimes has a amber colored glass stopper and base of matching color. The factice stands 11.5" tall.

Parfum:

• 1 oz bottle stands 3.5" tall
• 0.5 oz bottle stands 3" tall.
• 0.25 oz bottle stands 2.5" tall
• 0.14 fl oz miniature bottle stands 1.5" tall and has an amber colored plastic stopper

Parfum de Toilette:

• 1 oz Aerosol Spray bottle stands 5" tall
• 1.85 oz Aerosol Spray 
• 2 oz splash

Also available in dusting powder with a lambswool puff.

Fate of the Fragrance:

Discontinued, date unknown. Fleurs du Monde was no longer being promoted by 1975.