World's Most Expensive Perfume at $735
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
At $735 per 50ml bottle, this superbly smelling perfume by Clive Christian is the world most expensive perfume. It's rare ingredients includes, ylang ylang, gentle Tahitian vanilla, pineapple, plum, mirabelle, white peach, rose, jasmine, orris, carnation, benjoin balm, tonka seeds and Indian sandalwood. And is available only in a limited quantity per year. The delicate fragrance takes approximately six months to crystallize until it has reached its desired stage of spiciness.
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At $735 per 50ml bottle, this superbly smelling perfume by Clive Christian is the world most expensive perfume. It's rare ingredients includes, ylang ylang, gentle Tahitian vanilla, pineapple, plum, mirabelle, white peach, rose, jasmine, orris, carnation, benjoin balm, tonka seeds and Indian sandalwood. And is available only in a limited quantity per year. The delicate fragrance takes approximately six months to crystallize until it has reached its desired stage of spiciness. Link
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