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Jasmin Bonheur
Eau de parfum · Delphine Jelk
A sunny jasmine, tinged with apricot, orris and rose.
- House
- Guerlain
- Family
- Floral
- Perfumer
- Delphine Jelk
- Year
- Not disclosed
Jasmin Bonheur belongs to Guerlain's L'Art & La Matière. Delphine Jelk wanted a joyful rather than heady jasmine, inspired by the colours of Henri Matisse.
Two jasmines, grandiflorum from Grasse, Calabria and India, and Indian sambac, are shaded with an apricot note, a powdery orris and rose.
Fragrance notes
- NotesThe materials named
The house names its notes without sorting them into top, heart and base. Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
- White floral75 / 100
- Fruity50 / 100
- Powdery45 / 100
- Rosy35 / 100
Seasons
- Spring
- Summer
Moments
- Day
Jasmin Bonheur in detail
Jasmin Bonheur belongs to Guerlain's L'Art & La Matière. Delphine Jelk wanted a cheerful rather than sensual jasmine, inspired by Henri Matisse's bold colours. Jasmine is one of the materials that make up the Guerlinade, the house's olfactory signature. Volute files it among florals.
Guerlain lists its notes without sorting them into tiers. Two jasmines answer each other: grandiflorum jasmine, from Grasse, Calabria and India according to the house, and Indian jasmine sambac, closer to orange blossom. An apricot note, a powdery orris and rose add nuance.
Jasmin Bonheur suits spring and summer, by day; apricot and orris give the jasmine a sunny, powdery softness. Its two jasmines complement each other: the fruitier grandiflorum and the sunnier sambac.
Three florals in our catalogue come close: Enigma Pour Femme by Roja Parfums shares rose, jasmine and orris; 51 Pour Femme, also by Roja Parfums, likewise pairs rose, jasmine and orris; Danger Pour Femme finds jasmine and orris again.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses.