Elixir D’Amour

• Romantic
• Evening
• Night out
• Special occasion

Elixir D’Amour is a warm, comforting and deeply emotional composition, with a more intense, intimate approach than the house’s brightest creations.

From the opening, you sense a rich, slightly sweet softness, immediately comforting, that draws you in and intrigues. There is something fluid yet already deep, like a warmth that settles in from the very first seconds. Then the fragrance moves to a creamier, more sensual heart, where the texture grows denser and more velvety, heightening this sense of closeness.

Over time, Elixir D’Amour reveals its full depth. The warm notes take over, with a more intense base, slightly ambery and musky, that feels long-lasting and addictive. The drydown is rich, warm and very sensual, leaving a signature that marks the skin like a lasting imprint, both soft and compelling.

Parfums D'elmar is a Swiss house founded by Elmar Métry, whose family coat of arms adorns the logo on every bottle. His original ambition was to create a house where luxury would not be a marketing promise but a material reality: the rarest ingredients, the highest concentration and the most carefully crafted object possible. The house's technical distinction lies in its 35% concentration of perfume essences, which it calls Quintessence de Parfum. Where a classic extrait de parfum ranges between 20 and 30%, Parfums D'elmar takes this logic to its limit to guarantee a presence on the skin that settles deeply and evolves over time. To compose these creations, the house teamed up with Mark Buxton, born in England, trained in Hamburg and based in Paris, a city he fell in love with more than twenty years ago. Author of the very first Comme des Garçons perfume in 1994, and having created for Givenchy, Cartier, Paco Rabanne and Le Labo, Buxton is known for his motto: 'Simplicity is the ultimate degree of luxury.' His style, made of short, concentrated formulas where every note has a reason to be there, resonates directly with Elmar Métry's high standards. The bottles themselves are cut from hand-polished crystal and topped with gold-plated caps adorned with more than 360 crystals.