Thick, bright aroma.

An exquisite bouquet of bergamot with musk and oak moss makes this an evening, formal scent.

The perfumes are designed based on Ural folk tales described and retold by P.P. Bazhov.

Perfume "Stone Flower" USSR is an iconic perfume of the era of socialist realism. The famous Soviet actress Lyubov Orlova loved these enchanting, soul-touching perfumes.

Perfume "Stone Flower" was created in 1955 at the Moscow perfume and cosmetics factory "New Dawn".

Group "Extra".

Belongs to the group of chypre fragrances. This exquisite and complex composition was created by talented perfumers V. Ivanov and V. A. Gribanova.

At the international industrial exhibition in Brussels, the “Stone Flower” perfume received the Grand Prix; the jury highly appreciated the beauty and versatility of the composition and the incredibly beautiful design of the bottle and case.

Packaging: design author - Vladimir Denisov; The bottle of figured glass with a bud stopper is enclosed in an original elegant box, which in color resembles Ural malachite and opens like the petals of a fairy-tale flower.

Vintage perfume "Stone Flower" is very beautiful, bright and deep. The luxurious and aristocratic aroma of bergamot flowers, oak moss and musk harmoniously combines cool freshness and a light, barely noticeable note of bitterness.

Top notes: bergamot, sage, oregano, thyme, marigold;

Heart notes: musk, sandalwood, iris;

Base notes: oakmoss, birch tar, buckwheat honey, leather.

Today, original vintage “Stone Flower” perfume in good condition is a rarity.

It is noteworthy that at a meeting in 1961 in Austria between the USSR Secretary General Nikita Khrushchev and John Kennedy, this perfume was presented to Jacqueline Kennedy.