Description The D’Orsay Discovery Set is the fastest way into the house’s "Initials" collection — five 1mL samples from a house built on a single founding idea: love in all its forms. The story starts in 1830, when Alfred d’Orsay created the first ungendered fragrance to seal and conceal his forbidden passion for Marguerite de Blessington. Revived in 2015, every fragrance since is named as a fragment of a love letter, signed with initials referring to a personality whose identity is never revealed. What's Included Holy Berry — fruity chypre, strawberry milk and cardamom over a white oud accord (1mL) Vouloir être ailleurs. C.G. — an airy, green-floral reworking of the house's historic 1915 Tilleul (1mL) Tonka Hysteria — a spicy-amber gourmand extrait built on tonka bean and olibanum (1mL) Flower Lust — a dense, spiced white floral of pink pepper and ylang ylang (1mL) Sur tes lèvres. E.Q. — Dominique Ropion's musky iris-jasmine floral (1mL) Why This Set These five span the range of D’Orsay’s current catalog — from the featherweight green florals of Vouloir être ailleurs to the extrait-strength intensity of Tonka Hysteria and Holy Berry — so it works well either as a first introduction to the house or as a way to compare its lighter EDTs against its richer extraits before buying a full bottle. 100% Authentic, From Authorized Distributors Every D’Orsay fragrance at Venba ships from authorized inventory — 200,000+ orders shipped, rated 4.9★ on Trustpilot, free US shipping on orders $100+, and hassle-free returns. FAQ How much is in each sample?Each 1mL sample ships in a 2mL vial, filled halfway. Are these unisex fragrances?Yes — D’Orsay designs its entire "Initials" collection to be shared between couples. What does this set have that the D'Orsay Olfactory Discoveries set doesn't?This is a 5-piece, 1mL set focused on the house's spicier, more recent releases (Holy Berry, Tonka Hysteria, Flower Lust); the Olfactory Discoveries set is a larger 8-piece, 1.5mL manufacturer set spanning all six of D'Orsay's major olfactory families. Which one should I start with?If you want a light, easy daytime introduction, start with Vouloir être ailleurs C.G.; for the house's richer, more intense side, start with Tonka Hysteria or Holy Berry.
