Faberge

Fabergé is a perfume brand originally known for its famous late 19th and early 20th century eggs. The brand was founded in 1842 by Gustav Fabergé in St. Petersburg, Russia, and later taken over by his son Peter Carl Fabergé, who became famous for his exquisite and ornate Easter eggs made for the Tsar's family. In the 1960s, the brand expanded its offerings to fragrances and launched its first fragrance, Brut, which quickly became a classic. Brut is a woody and aromatic fragrance for men that contains a blend of citrus, spices and woods. Fabergé has since released a number of other fragrances for men and women, including "Aphrodisia," "Babe," "Kiku" and "Tigress." Each fragrance has a unique composition consisting of a combination of notes such as lavender, jasmine, rose, vanilla, musk and sandalwood. Fabergé fragrances are known for their longevity and intensity, and are popular with people interested in classic and timeless scents. The brand has also released limited editions and special collections, often inspired by art and culture. Overall, Fabergé is a brand known for its luxurious and classic fragrances that pay homage to the history and culture of Russia. The brand has a long tradition in perfume making and remains one of the most prestigious perfume brands in the world today.