In 1935, René Lalique left Place Vendôme and opened a new boutique at number 11 on Rue Royale, the most prestigious artery in Paris, leading from Place de la Concorde to Place de la Madeleine. A historic and symbolic address. This place, whose life's pulse is filled with the spirit of the past and a forward-looking vision, is where one can admire reproductions of René Lalique's masterpieces and discover new works from the creative workshop. To this majestic treasure chest, settled in the very heart of the king of cities, Lalique presents the queen of flowers—the rose, whose beauty, like that of Paris itself, can be endlessly admired and rediscovered over and over again. A poetic work dedicated to a special place. In the lines about the bouquet that Lalique tenderly offers to Paris, in addition to the rose, peach branches and osmanthus flowers are also described. Osmanthus is a miniature flower with an orange hue, one of the symbols of China, emitting a complex and exquisite fragrance where notes of apricot nectar blend with powdery violet and velvety suede. Captivatingly beautiful poetry that radiates tenderness.