A 395 euro perfume bottle
A 395 euro perfume bottle.
Empty. On purpose.
Written by: Anja · Chez Pierre blog · August 2026.
I promised you the whole story - here it is.
Balenciaga released a product that looks exactly like a mini perfume bottle. Elegant silhouette, gold details, leather strap.
But no - this is a bag charm. Made of resin and real calfskin. Without a single drop of perfume inside. It does not smell of anything.
Price: 395 euros.
The story behind the charm - in 5 facts
And now - a little maths
395 euros. One Chez Pierre perfume costs 25 €. So even buying them one at a time, for the price of this charm you get:
A whole fragrance wardrobe - for every season, every mood, every night out. And you still have money left for shipping.
Each one handmade, with premium French oils, inspired by the most famous scents in the world. And each one - actually smells. 😄
What I recommend for the last days of August 🌅

Honey and citrus on warm skin. A golden hour in a bottle - it holds on to summer, and is ready for autumn.

Our compliment magnet. Sparkling, ambery, works from morning to night.

Juicy cherry and sweet almond. The first hint of autumn, for evenings that already ask for a jacket.

Warm and elegant, for the last summer evenings worth remembering.

Coffee, vanilla and confidence. For nights out when August turns into September.

Peach and strawberry on warm caramel. Summer that refuses to give in.

Pepper and resin, for evenings that cool down earlier than you expect.

Pear and orange blossom, fresh and soft. For the last warm days.

Anise and benzoin, warm and calming. The first evening in a jacket.

Blackcurrant and sand. The scent that keeps the sea around a few weeks longer.
Not one for buying blind? Our sample box exists exactly for that.
One last thing 🖤
I have nothing against a 395 euro charm. But if you ask me - luxury should not be out of reach, and it should not be empty.
Let your bottle be full.
SEE THE COLLECTION →P.S. Reply to this email and tell me - would you ever pay 395 euros for a bag charm? I am genuinely curious.

