The brand's olfactory signature is the , a proprietary accord launched in 1921 that characterizes many of its classic scents. It is a masterful blend of six iconic ingredients: Vanilla Bergamot Tonka Bean Iris Rose Jasmine
Under the ownership of LVMH since 1994, Guerlain has pioneered a sustainability framework centered on four pillars: biodiversity, climate, innovation, and social impact. Guerlain
Guerlain's ascent to prominence was solidified in 1853 with the creation of for Empress Eugénie. This commission introduced the iconic Bee Bottle , adorned with 69 bees—the Napoleonic emblem—which remains a hallmark of the house today. Guerlain subsequently became the "Official Supplier to Her Majesty" for several European monarchs, including Queen Victoria. The "Guerlinade" and Masterpiece Fragrances The brand's olfactory signature is the , a
Founded in Paris in 1828 by Pierre-François Pascal Guerlain, is one of the world's oldest and most prestigious fragrance houses. Over nearly two centuries, it has evolved from a single boutique on rue de Rivoli into a global titan of luxury, synonymous with French elegance and pioneering beauty. Historical Foundations and Royal Heritage This commission introduced the iconic Bee Bottle ,