Perles de Lalique opens with the kind of Bulgarian rose that doesn't announce itself loudly — it arrives cool and a little powdery, threaded through with iris that keeps things crisp rather than sweet...
Perles de Lalique has genuine devotees who treat it as a signature fragrance — the kind of scent people commit to and return to season after season, not just admire from a distance.
At least one enthusiast has burned through an entire bottle within a year, which says something real about its wearability and how well it works as a daily driver rather than a special-occasion fragrance.
The price point is a recurring talking point: those who have followed the brand for years note that Lalique fragrances were once considerably more expensive, making the current pricing feel like strong value for a parfum concentration.
Performance is generally considered solid — longevity earns consistent praise, with sillage described as present without being overpowering, which suits its versatile, office-friendly character.
Nathalie Lorson's work attracts its own following within the community, and Perles de Lalique is frequently cited as one of her better-known creations among those who track perfumers.
