1804 George Sand

On July 1st of that year, at number 15, Meslay Street in the third arrondissement of Paris, Amantine Aurore Lucile Dupin was born, who would become Baroness Dudevant. She was supposed to become famous through her pseudonym, George Sand. A genius writer, a great lover, and an committed woman, she embodied the first modern woman. For her contemporary heirs, a perfume reflecting her generosity and sensuality. A bouquet of amber flowers, in memory of George Sand's connection to nature, warms with intoxicating spices and is colored with sweet fruits. Ingredients: Tahitian gardenia, Corsican peach, Hawaiian pineapple, clove, nutmeg, Indian jasmine, lily of the valley, Moroccan rose, sandalwood, patchouli, benzoin, vanilla, white musk.