(brand story)

Lalique, a legendary name in the world of art, is proud of its rich history dating back to the 19th century. It all started with the talented jeweler René Lalique, whose exquisite creations captivated not only France but the whole world. Even Sarah Bernhardt, a famous theater actress, was his admirer, and her influence popularized his work among the elite.

The year 1889 was a turning point when Lalique opened his own atelier, where not only jewelry masterpieces but also exquisite glassware were born. This step marked the beginning of Lalique’s rapid growth, as the brand gained recognition in the jewelry industry, car design, tableware and souvenirs.

Unexpectedly for many, Lalique opened a new direction – the manufacture of bottles for perfume brands. Their crystal masterpieces have become an adornment of fragrances for fashion houses.

However, the real breakthrough came in 1992, when the first Lalique fragrance, Lalique de Lalique, was launched. This marked a new page in the brand’s history, as after almost a century of working with glass, Lalique began producing its own perfumes. Among the iconic fragrances is Encre Noire, which won the hearts of men all around the world.

Today, Lalique continues to impress the world by combining traditional craft skills with an innovative approach. Their story serves as an inspiration, as it demonstrates that even after decades of market success, it is never too late to take risks, experiment and create something new.