Maison Francis Kurkdjian Grand Soir Eau de Parfum - Decants (Unisex)
Maison Francis Kurkdjian Grand Soir Eau de Parfum - Decants (Unisex)
Amber. Warm. Elegant. Addictive.
Grand Soir is a luxurious amber fragrance built around glowing labdanum, smooth vanilla, and rich benzoin. It evokes the warmth of a Parisian night — refined, enveloping, and effortlessly elegant. With its resinous sweetness, soft spice, and long‑lasting warmth, it creates a sensual, golden aura that feels both comforting and sophisticated.
Fragrance Family: Amber / Amber Vanilla
Gender: Unisex
Longevity: Long‑lasting (8+ hours)
Occasion: Evenings, cool weather, intimate settings, signature elegant scent
Notes:
Top Notes:
Spanish Labdanum, Orange
Heart Notes:
Lavender, Siam Benzoin, Cinnamon Leaf (cinnamon leaf confirmed by Nordstrom)
Base Notes:
Amber, Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Cedarwood, Musk
This structure opens warm and resinous, transitions into a smooth aromatic‑amber heart, and settles into a glowing amber‑vanilla base with deep, elegant sweetness.
Why You’ll Love It:
- Warm amber + vanilla blend that feels luxurious and comforting
- Lavender and cinnamon leaf add refined aromatic lift and soft spice
- Benzoin creates a rich, golden, resinous glow
- Long‑lasting with a smooth, elegant trail (8+ hours)
- Perfect for evenings, cool weather, and a sensual signature scent
Shipping & Returns
Processing Time
Orders are typically processed within 1–3 business days.
During high‑volume periods, processing may take slightly longer, but we always work to get your order out as quickly as possible.
Decants require careful, sterile filling and labeling — we never rush the quality of your order.
Shipping Time
Once shipped, delivery usually takes:
- 3–7 business days within the United States
- Tracking information will be provided as soon as your order ships
We currently do not offer international shipping.
Refunds:
- All decants are FINAL SALE.
- Full bottles may be eligible for a return only if they are completely unopened, unused, and in original condition.
