Jean Patou JOY vintage parfum flower cap
Jean Patou JOY vintage parfum flower cap
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Joy by Jean Patou is a classic fragrance, first launched in 1930 as "the costliest perfume in the world." The original Joy contained the essence of over 10,000 jasmine flowers and 300 roses in just 1 ounce. Originally designed by perfumer Henri Almeras, this fragrance was voted "Scent of the Century" at the 2000 FiFi Awards - an honor for which it beat out other classics like the eternal Chanel No. 5. Inside the bottle, expect to discover a floral sensation unlike any other, mingled with notes of musk, wood, and powder.
Information on this particular flacon style is extremely limited, but to our knowledge it was likely used between the 1950's and 1960's, perhaps as a travel flacon due to its screw-on cap, as opposed to the traditional glass stopper.
- Vintage new bottles of pure parfum in the box Please note that the boxes are severely damaged due to age - the inner perfumes are unharmed, with little to no evaporation and no discoloration. All 100% full.
- A vintage full bottle, unboxed. This item has been opened to check for ozidization due to its darker color, and still smells fabulous.
- Samples are also available from a contemporaneous bottle of the same style.
Note: Samples are sold by the .5ml. You may purchase as many ml as you like. Samples of 1ml or less will come in a glass vial with a dabber. Samples larger than 1ml will come in small glass spray bottles. All samples will be consolidated unless expressly requested otherwise.
