Isabey - Fleur Nocturne Sonderseite_Adlerholz supported by a light touch

supported by a light touch of lavender

enveloping and seductively sensual base

this distinctive fragrance is diverse and deeply rounded in its wearability and longevity

thyme and a dash of lemon

Isabey - Fleur Nocturne Sonderseite_Adlerholz supported by a light touchThis treasure from Isabey was first introduced in 1925 in a solid purple crystal bottle designed by master crystal glassmaker Ludwig Moser from Karlsbad in Bohemia. Today, only a few original bottles remain, one of which is in the Museum of Perfumery in Grasse, France. The original name Bleu de Chine could not be used for the reissue of the fragrance, as it is now protected for another product. The current name is therefore Fleur Nocturne. Inspired by