This is a factice of “Marina de Bourbon” by Princesse Marina de Bourbon, a fragrance that made a mark in the 1990s with its elegant and unique presentation.

Story of the Factice

• Launched in 1994, this fragrance was created by Princesse Marina de Bourbon, a member of French nobility, blending royal heritage with modern elegance.
• The bottle, shaped like a stylized sail or royal fan, reflects themes of freedom, movement, and sophistication.
• The frosted blue gradient glass evokes freshness and serenity, hinting at the aquatic and fruity notes of the fragrance inside.
• The prismatic stopper adds a crystalline, regal touch, resembling an icicle or royal scepter—subtly reinforcing the aristocratic branding.
• The perfume itself combines fruity-floral accords—notably pear, blackcurrant, and vanilla—crafted to appeal to women seeking grace with a bold signature.
• As a factice, this oversized display version was often placed on counters in perfumeries to represent refined femininity and accessible luxury.