MUSEUM PIECE | Ultra Rare Vintage Capricci by Nina Ricci…

Description

An absolute holy grail, one-of-a-kind phantom artifact for the world’s most elite perfume historians. While historical records and public encyclopedias of Parfums Nina Ricci universally list Capricci as only existing in light Eau de Toilette (EDT) or miniature pure Parfum extraits, this incredible vault specimen represents an undocumented legendary anomaly: The official Eau de Parfum (EDP) concentration in a full-size 50ml presentation. Issued exclusively during a highly restricted temporal window in the late 1980s for premium international Duty-Free luxury counters and selected haute-couture boutiques (such as high-end Tokyo and Hong Kong salons), this gold-label EDP edition was produced in minuscule batches and vanished immediately into private estates. You will practically find zero historical or active listings for this EDP format globally—making this an absolute monopoly acquisition. Batch Code: 1917 (Expertly dated to the late 1980s golden era) The bottle has remained flawlessly airtight for nearly 40 years, the precious, pre-regulation juice inside has aged like a fine wine, boasting an extraordinary density of raw materials that are now completely banned or restricted by modern IFRA laws. The fragrance opens with brilliant vintage aldehydes before blooming into an incredibly rich, powdery heart driven by authentic, costly natural Iris concrete and wild Narcissus absolutes, all anchored by a magnificent, buttery foundation of genuine old-growth Indian Mysore Sandalwood and raw oakmoss.