Fabergé Fragrances

Fabergé has a complex perfume history connected to, but distinct from, the modern luxury jewelry house known for jeweled eggs and Russian craftsmanship. During the twentieth century, the licensed Fabergé name became prominent in mass-market fragrance and grooming through releases such as Brut, Tigress, Woodhue, Aphrodisia, Kiku, and Babe. Brut became the best-known fragrance in the range with its aromatic fougère style built around lavender, herbs, spices, woods, musk, and warm sweetness. The wider historical catalog covered green chypres, aldehydic florals, powdery scents, woods, spices, musk, and animalic notes. Fabergé fragrances mainly appeal to collectors of vintage perfumery, classic grooming products, and bold mid-century scent styles.