Vintage Eau Fraîche Christian Dior 112 ml Eau de Toilette

We present a historical specimen from the house of Christian Dior: Eau Fraîche in its Eau de Toilette version. Originally launched in 1952 and created by master perfumer Edmond Roudnitska, this fragrance is recognized as one of the first milestones of modern citrus and chypre perfumery.

Item History: This specific bottle corresponds to production from the late 1970s or early 1980s. The fluted glass presentation and gold label with classic period typography are hallmarks of Dior's French manufacturing before the introduction of barcodes and extensive ingredient lists.

Details and Condition:
- Period: Circa 1970-1980
- Technique: Fluted molded glass with atomizer
- Original Volume: 112 ml (3.8 oz)
- Current Volume: Approximately 75-80 ml (2.7 oz) remaining
- Concentration: 90° (Eau de Toilette)
- Materials: Glass, gold-toned metal, metallic paper
- Condition: The bottle is in excellent structural condition. The label shows signs of age and slight oxidation at the edges. The spray mechanism is functional.

Value: An essential piece for collectors of Dior history and enthusiasts of Roudnitska's compositions. Due to the age of the product, it is not subject to exchanges or returns. Please note that, due to the natural aging process, the top notes of the perfume may have evolved or lost intensity compared to a new product.