Nina Ricci has released the "L'Air du Temps" eau de parfum (14,000 yen). Launched in 1948, L'Air du Temps is a fragrance described by Roberto Ricci as "containing a small miracle." The fragrance is a spicy floral blend of carnation, jasmine, and centifolia rose. Francis Fabron, a master perfumer from Grasse in southern France, incorporated all the elements of traditional perfumery while using only 30 ingredients at a time when 150 were the norm, creating a rich and sophisticated fragrance. The Lalique bottle is crafted from crystal, combining the brilliance of the body with the matte texture of a dove. This modern sculpture, created at the Uyggen-Sermoder factory in Alsace, became a popular design in the 1970s, appearing in the Crystal collection. In 1999, it was recognized as the finest crystal bottle of the 20th century, and a miniature version has also been produced.