Jean D'Hennery Parfumeur, Inc. was an obscure yet intriguing Parisian perfume company with a flair for distinctive fragrances. Little information is available about the company’s origins or its lasting impact, but it's perfumes have an air of post-war mystique, suggesting a blend of French elegance with a hint of the exotic. The brand’s creations reflect a unique identity that appealed to both Parisian and international markets during a time of vibrant creativity in perfumery. Despite its relatively low profile compared to other French houses, Jean D'Hennery’s fragrances still capture attention, especially among vintage perfume enthusiasts seeking rare scents from lesser-known artisans of the era.
In the United States, Jean D'Hennery operated as Jean D'Hennery, Inc., under the business name Nemours in New York, New York. This dual branding likely helped the company gain a foothold in the American market, leveraging the allure of French perfumery while adapting to local tastes. Nemours served as an avenue for Jean D'Hennery’s perfumes to reach a broader audience, hinting at the company’s desire to extend its appeal beyond French borders, despite its modest renown.
In 1946, a new charter for corporation was filed in Delaware, by the Jean D'Hennery, Parfumeur Inc. with a capital of $25,000. Its principal office was US Corporation Company.
