This item is permanently unavailable and will not be coming back in stock.Read more
The following are some reasons why perfumes can become unavailable:
Each year, the International Fragrance Association (IFRA) issues ever-stricter safety and allergen regulations. This affects quite a few classic formulas as well as niche compositions, and sometimes brands have to discontinue a perfume if they are unable to reformulate.
The brand decides to change the concentration. For example, an eau de parfum is reformulated as an extrait, effectively turning it into a different perfume.
The brand ceases operating. The creative director passed away, got bored, started a new project, sold the business, etc.
The brand cannot keep up with logistics and production demands, with disruptions for up to a year. If there is no regular production and availability schedule, it is not viable for a stockist to carry the brand.
The brand changed the distribution model, eg from niche to duty free.
Larmes Du Désert reflects the tradition of perfumes in the Middle East with the use of amber and incense. It pays homage to the ancient incense trade routes and the birthplace of perfumery.
Gold and incense confer a divine ascendance to this beautifully crafted and resounding fragrance.
A spiritual captivating nectar blending the sensuality of noble amber and precious woods with the mysterious spiciness of incense.
This is a fragrance for close, unhurried spaces where smoke and warmth can gather around the wearer: a quiet room, dim light, polished wood, fabric holding the trace of incense. It projects a composed, almost ceremonial presence rather than brightness or speed.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its ambered resin and incense can unfold without feeling dense. Apply sparingly, as the composition is naturally rich and diffusive; one or two sprays are enough to leave a smoky, leathery trail that softens beautifully on skin.
Who it’s for
For those who like resinous orientals with a spiritual edge, smoky incense, and a dry leathery-woody backbone. It will appeal to wearers who prefer depth, texture and quiet opulence over sweetness or freshness.
The nose
Marie Salamagne is a French perfumer known for composing textured, luminous fragrances that balance elegance with depth. Her work often brings a refined structure to rich materials, making her well suited to Atelier des Ors’ gilded, ingredient-led style. Atelier des Ors has relied on Salamagne as a key creative partner, and her signature here is the handling of incense and amber with clarity rather than heaviness. In Larmes Du Désert, she shapes a spiritual, resinous composition that feels both luxurious and controlled, with woods and smoke given a polished, contemporary finish.
Collaborators
Jean-Philippe Clermont shaped the house’s creative direction around gold, craftsmanship and the idea of belle parfumerie, and that vision frames the fragrance’s opulent Middle Eastern inspiration. His role was to define the brand’s artistic brief, while Marie Salamagne translated it into scent.
Atelier des Ors’s story
Atelier des Ors treats perfumery as an art form, combining French haute parfumerie, craftsmanship and symbolic use of gold with a strong sense of travel and cultural memory. The house favors rich raw materials, refined composition and a slow, artisanal approach that turns each fragrance into a crafted object as much as a scent.
Larmes Du Désert (Discontinued)’s concept
Larmes Du Désert draws on the perfume traditions of the Middle East and the ancient incense trade routes, using amber and incense to evoke the spiritual and sensory heritage of the region. The name suggests desert tears, and the composition is presented as a resonant homage to the birthplace of perfumery, where smoke, resin and precious woods meet.
Extra info
The fragrance belongs to Atelier des Ors’ gold-infused universe, where bottles are known for containing real 24-karat gold flakes. Its title, Larmes Du Désert, frames the scent as a poetic tribute to desert incense traditions and the ancient routes that carried perfume across the Middle East.
Larmes Du Désert reflects the tradition of perfumes in the Middle East with the use of amber and incense. It pays homage to the ancient incense trade routes and the birthplace of perfumery.
Gold and incense confer a divine ascendance to this beautifully crafted and resounding fragrance.
A spiritual captivating nectar blending the sensuality of noble amber and precious woods with the mysterious spiciness of incense.
This is a fragrance for close, unhurried spaces where smoke and warmth can gather around the wearer: a quiet room, dim light, polished wood, fabric holding the trace of incense. It projects a composed, almost ceremonial presence rather than brightness or speed.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its ambered resin and incense can unfold without feeling dense. Apply sparingly, as the composition is naturally rich and diffusive; one or two sprays are enough to leave a smoky, leathery trail that softens beautifully on skin.
Who it’s for
For those who like resinous orientals with a spiritual edge, smoky incense, and a dry leathery-woody backbone. It will appeal to wearers who prefer depth, texture and quiet opulence over sweetness or freshness.
The nose
Marie Salamagne is a French perfumer known for composing textured, luminous fragrances that balance elegance with depth. Her work often brings a refined structure to rich materials, making her well suited to Atelier des Ors’ gilded, ingredient-led style. Atelier des Ors has relied on Salamagne as a key creative partner, and her signature here is the handling of incense and amber with clarity rather than heaviness. In Larmes Du Désert, she shapes a spiritual, resinous composition that feels both luxurious and controlled, with woods and smoke given a polished, contemporary finish.
Collaborators
Jean-Philippe Clermont shaped the house’s creative direction around gold, craftsmanship and the idea of belle parfumerie, and that vision frames the fragrance’s opulent Middle Eastern inspiration. His role was to define the brand’s artistic brief, while Marie Salamagne translated it into scent.
Atelier des Ors’s story
Atelier des Ors treats perfumery as an art form, combining French haute parfumerie, craftsmanship and symbolic use of gold with a strong sense of travel and cultural memory. The house favors rich raw materials, refined composition and a slow, artisanal approach that turns each fragrance into a crafted object as much as a scent.
Larmes Du Désert (Discontinued)’s concept
Larmes Du Désert draws on the perfume traditions of the Middle East and the ancient incense trade routes, using amber and incense to evoke the spiritual and sensory heritage of the region. The name suggests desert tears, and the composition is presented as a resonant homage to the birthplace of perfumery, where smoke, resin and precious woods meet.
Extra info
The fragrance belongs to Atelier des Ors’ gold-infused universe, where bottles are known for containing real 24-karat gold flakes. Its title, Larmes Du Désert, frames the scent as a poetic tribute to desert incense traditions and the ancient routes that carried perfume across the Middle East.
