Ambiance and history of Albatra candles

Plebiscite since ancient times by Greeks, Egyptians and Romans, the alabaster is a soft stone whose milky qualities allow filtering light. Many alabaster works and artifacts are preserved in large museums: they symbolize elegance, finesse and whiteness.

Sculpted in more or less veined blocks from Spain, Trudon containers and caps are by essence unique with their apparent veins. Placed on the alabaster, a gold metal label takes over the silhouette of the coat of arms of the factory.

Glorified by the flame of the candle, the translucent alabaster comes to life, anime of a halo of light. When it turns off, the Alabasters cover themselves with their mineral hood, and turn into a new and refined interior piece.

The sensation of the candle

Goddess from Greek mythology, she embodies the earthly Light that dissipates at night, and prefigures the dawn. With Héméra with fresh head spices – pink berries and coriander – add sensual and amber hints of background: tek, sandal and cashmere wood are all balms that evoke Asian landscapes.

The history of Trudon House

Here, the perfume is remembered. Trudon, the oldest wax house in the world founded in 1643, is a symbol of elegance and timeless refinement. First official supplier of the court of Versailles, the house now becomes a reference in the universe of high perfumery and exceptional candles.

Perfume As a Historical Chronicle

Each creation tells an era, a figure, an atmosphere. "Morta" evokes the austere nobility, "Bruma" the mysterious feminine force. Trudon juices, worn by renowned perfumers, capture the breath of the past while affirming disturbing modernity.

A House of Succession and Substance

Between mysticism, sensuality and classical grandeur, Trudon imposes a unique style: opulent but mastered, narrative but universal. Trudon perfume is a breath of history on the skin, a sensory ritual of rare intensity.