RARE Vintage EMOTION Helena Rubinstein CRYSTAL PERFUME BOTTLED Unopened FRANCE

Description

DESCRIPTION: Beautiful and hard to find, vintage Emotion perfume bottle by Helena Rubinstein. The satin or frosted crystal or glass bottle has a Art Deco design with swirls, and the bottom is signed Helena Rubinstein MADE IN FRANCE. The gold metallic cord appears to have never been opened, and the contents may have evaporated over the years. This fragrance was  introduced in 1960 for Helena Rubinstein, with the help of Jean Kerléo who was a French perfumer. The scent consisted of sensual florals, rose, iris, jasmine, woodland lily, lilac.
SIZE AND WEIGHT: Stands 3.75" tall. Weighs 1.5 oz.
CONDITION: Lovely old bottle that appears to be unopened with no contents. We could not find any cracks or large chips, there are a few very tiny flea bites that are barely noticeable on the bottle, and a few that are near the base edge
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