Experience the Ledger Series, featuring nine historically significant Floris fragrances, spanning the brand’s nearly 300-year history. This collection features our finest Eaux De Parfum, available exclusively online and in-store at Floris London. Crafted in small batches for a truly unique olfactory journey.

Rose Geranium has a rich history dating back to its introduction by Floris in 1890. Originally, Pink Geranium was added to the existing Geranium fragrance, creating a captivating blend that would stand the test of time. Notable wearers of Rose Geranium include the iconic Marilyn Monroe, who famously purchased six bottles of the fragrance during her visit to the Floris Shop in December 1959.

Belonging to the floral fragrance family, Rose Geranium is celebrated for its delicate and uplifting floral notes that evoke a sense of timeless beauty and grace.

Rose Geranium a reminiscent fragrance which combines the timeless beauty of roses with the delicate aromatic allure of geranium, and warm woody base of cedarwood. A captivating the scent that exudes timeless elegance.

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At the heart of Rose Geranium lies the characteristic notes of geranium, enhanced by fresh citrus nuances and a subtle hint of rose. This harmonious blend creates a clean and refined floral bouquet that is both refreshing and sophisticated. The fragrance is anchored by a simple woody base note accord of cedarwood, adding depth and warmth to the composition.

With its timeless appeal and classic elegance, Rose Geranium remains a beloved fragrance that transcends trends and generations. From its rich history to its enduring popularity, Rose Geranium is a testament to the artistry and craftsmanship of Floris, capturing the essence of floral beauty in every drop.

Whilst staying in London at Claridge's Hotel, Marilyn made the short walk from her luxurious lodgings in Mayfair to St James's and into Floris' boutique. Under the alias of Miss Dorothy Blass, Monroe ordered six bottles of Floris Rose Geranium ‘Toilet Water’. The perfumes were to be sent from the Floris shop at 89 Jermyn Street, London to Beverly Hills Hotel in California, where Monroe stayed after filming one of her most famous movies, ‘Some Like It Hot’. The original receipt from 1959, initially under the name of Miss Dorothy Blass was amended to read Marilyn Monroe Miller, is available to view at our Jermyn Street ’museum’ along with other treasured pieces of Floris history.