Guerlain Jicky

When Aimé Guerlain was completing his studies in England, he fell in love with an English girl. At just 27 years old, he had to return to France. He felt lonely, dejected, and suffered from his broken heart. Years went by... And Aimé Guerlain created Jicky, a radiant fragrance composition, a tribute to Jicky, the love of his youth. The design of the bottle is inspired by a 19th-century medicine jar. The cap, shaped like a champagne cork, symbolizes dynamism and joyful celebration. As a starting point for modern perfumery, Jicky was the first perfume to combine natural essences with synthetic components. Thus, Jicky not only has a variety of fragrance facets (fresh, floral, spicy, oriental) but also possesses tremendous expressiveness and long-lasting effects on the skin.