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Berneux Parfumeur
Berneux Parfumeur, nestled at 4 rue de la Paix in Paris and luxuriously positioned in Cap Martin, along the stunning Cote d’Azur, unveiled an exquisite array of fragrances during the illustrious decades of the 1940s and 1950s.
The perfumes of Berneux:
- 1945 Attirance
- 1947 Perfume 1946
- 1947 No. 1
- 1947 Grand Amour
- 1953 Hiver de Cannes
- 1953 Concerto
- 1953 Attirance de Nice
- 1953 Douceur de Menton
- 1953 Nuit de St Tropez
- 1953 Corsica
- 1953 Soleil de Monaco
- 1955 Blaze
- 1955 Chatoyant
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