
Lalique

Molinard
Perles De
Iris
Only in Perles De
Shared character
Both fragrances belong to the floral family and feature iris/orris, musk, cashmeran (cashmere wood) as core notes. They share floral, woody and fresh accords, creating a bright, floral‑woody character.
How they differ
Perles De leans toward a chypre‑spicy profile, adding Bulgarian rose, patchouli, tonka bean and bourbon pepper to its iris‑orris heart, while Iris stays in a softer, powdery‑creamy direction with pink pepper, violet leaf, pear and cedarwood. The two share a floral family base (iris/orris, musk, cashmeran/cashmere wood) and floral‑woody‑fresh accords, but Perles De introduces chypre and spicy accords, whereas Iris brings powdery and creamy accords. Community scores differ: Perles De 7 vs Iris 8.
Who each suits
Perles De will appeal to wearers who enjoy a richer, chypre‑spicy take on iris with rose, patchouli, tonka and pepper accents. Iris is suited to those who prefer a lighter, powdery‑creamy iris, highlighted by pink pepper, violet leaf, pear and cedarwood.
Only in Iris