Parfums D'Heraud was established in 1920 by Delphin Heraud at 3 rue de la Sobliers, Courbevoie, Seine, in the Parisian suburbs. Specializing in the production of perfumes, cosmetics, and toiletries, the company became renowned for its opulent and luxurious presentations. Notably, some of the finest examples of early 20th-century luxury packaging were crafted for D'Heraud by celebrated artisans such as Lucien Gaillard and René Lalique, whose work contributed to the brand's distinguished reputation.
Despite its early success, the company seems to have gradually faded from public view. The last recorded advertisement for Parfums D'Heraud dates back to 1936, marking the end of its known commercial activity.
