Promesa by Myrurgia Nº 995 Perfume Vintage New Sealed 45 ml
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Promesa by Myrurgia Barcelona - Spain: launched in 1917. Vintage new sealed. Very rare to find.
It is a floral fougere fragrance for women. Gorgeous flacon with beautiful label with the lady in black. The perfume is mesmerizing very elegant floral. Made in Spain.
- Top notes: bergamot and lavender
- Middle notes: fern, Riviera jasmine, Bulgarian rose and lily of the valley
- Base notes: oakmoss, Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, Indian musk, cedar
Net contents: 1 1/2 fl oz - 45ml
Measurements: 8,5cm height and 7,5cm width.
The last picture is by parfumo.com so you can see the bottle.
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The Catalan firm of Myrurgia was founded by the Monegal family in 1916. Promesa (Promise) was launched in 1917, making it one of the earliest Myrurgia fragrances. This was a year when much of Europe was at war, and the Bolsheviks were beginning to consolidate their power in Russia. In Spain, Myrurgia was at the beginning of its rise to power, a rise that would make it, for a while, Spain's greatest fragrance manufacturer.
Promesa, the cherished fragrance by Myrurgia, carried the essence of romantic vows and fidelity from its launch in 1917 through the mid-20th century. This floral fougère fragrance, with its intricate blend of bergamot, narcissus, neroli, lavender, fern, Riviera jasmine, Bulgarian rose, lily of the valley, oakmoss, Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, Indian musk, cedar, patchouli, tonka bean, and labdanum, captured the hearts of many women. Its enduring appeal made it a beloved choice, embodying the romantic ideals and timeless beauty of its era.
However, as the decades progressed, Promesa faced the inevitable shifts in the fragrance market. By 1950, it was still available, continuing to evoke memories of the past and the enduring nature of promises made. Yet, somewhere in the latter half of the 20th century, Promesa quietly disappeared from the shelves. The exact date of its discontinuation remains unknown, shrouded in the mists of time, much like the scent itself.
Promesa, the cherished fragrance by Myrurgia, carried the essence of romantic vows and fidelity from its launch in 1917 through the mid-20th century. This floral fougère fragrance, with its intricate blend of bergamot, narcissus, neroli, lavender, fern, Riviera jasmine, Bulgarian rose, lily of the valley, oakmoss, Mysore sandalwood, ambergris, Indian musk, cedar, patchouli, tonka bean, and labdanum, captured the hearts of many women. Its enduring appeal made it a beloved choice, embodying the romantic ideals and timeless beauty of its era.
However, as the decades progressed, Promesa faced the inevitable shifts in the fragrance market. By 1950, it was still available, continuing to evoke memories of the past and the enduring nature of promises made. Yet, somewhere in the latter half of the 20th century, Promesa quietly disappeared from the shelves. The exact date of its discontinuation remains unknown, shrouded in the mists of time, much like the scent itself.
