Boucheron Fève Tonka de Canaima is a unisex eau de parfum that is a part of the Boucheron "Les Éléments" collection. The fragrance is inspired by the lushness of the Amazon rainforest and combines a rich mix of sweet, warm, and woody notes. The fragrance notes are as follows:

Top Notes:

• Bergamot: A fresh, citrusy opening note that adds brightness and energy.

Heart Notes:

• Tonka Bean: A warm, sweet note with hints of vanilla, almond, and a touch of spice. This is the dominant note in the fragrance.
• Cacao: Rich and chocolatey, this note adds depth and a creamy sweetness.

Base Notes:

• Woody Notes: A blend of earthy and warm woods that ground the fragrance and add a sense of earthiness.
• Vanilla: A smooth and sweet note that complements the tonka bean, adding to the overall warmth.

The fragrance is known for being rich, sweet, and comforting, with a balanced mix of vanilla, tonka bean, and cacao, along with subtle citrus and woody undertones. This makes it an inviting and cozy fragrance suitable for cooler weather and evening wear.

About The Brand:

Boucheron is a house steeped in history, an oasis of unmatched craftsmanship, and an icon of French parfums located in the centre of Paris at 26 Place Vendôme. The Frederic Boucheron dynasty was established in 1858, at the height of the wealthy Second French Empire with the opening of the first shop in the Galerie de Valois, Palais-Royal. The visionary Frederic opened his atelier in 1866, beginning a legacy that would endure through the ages.

With the introduction of its first scent, simply titled "Boucheron," Boucheron expanded the boundaries of sensory luxury. This fragrant beauty served as the start of a lasting legacy that would develop over time.

Since 2011, Boucheron fragrances have been crafted, produced, and distributed under the discerning eye of Interparfums, ensuring each scent remains a testament to the house's commitment to excellence. With over 22 men's and women's fragrances, each bottle encapsulates the essence of Boucheron—timeless, refined, and evocative.