The 30th
Anniversary
of Les Muses.
The 30th
Anniversary
of Les Muses.
With Les Muses Rose Nebula Crystal Edition, Lalique unveils an audacious Web3 project that marks the 30th anniversary of an icon. Lalique invites you to step into a new era—an era where the boundaries between the digital and the physical world blur, where the impossible is challenged, and where luxury is redefined.
In 2024, Les Muses Rose Nebula Crystal Edition is reissued as twelve exclusive, signed, and numbered pieces through an audacious new color: celestial and dazzling pink.
Unlock a unique
phygital experience
with the built-in NFC
chip: Discover
hidden luxury.
Unlock a unique
phygital experience
with the built-in NFC
chip: Discover
hidden luxury.
Access Exclusive Real-Life Experiences.
Access Exclusive Real-Life Experiences.
Buyers will have the opportunity to explore unlockable content and exclusive Lalique experiences, from a perfume masterclass to a visit to our legendary crystal factory. Furthermore, 12 super rare NFTs inspired by Les Muses Rose Nebula Crystal Edition’s finest perfume ingredients and four captivating muses, Aoide, Melete, Arche, and Thelxinoe, are waiting to be discovered.
Discover Lalique's rich history, birthplace, and well-kept secrets.
Discover the enchanting world of Lalique in Wingen-sur-Moder, Alsace, where you will have the rare opportunity to visit our legendary factory, normally closed to the public.
A perfume session with Master Perfumer Karine Dubreuil-Sereni.
Embark on an olfactory journey where you will enjoy a personalized perfume session with Karine Dubreuil-Sereni, the master perfumer that created the fragrance Les Muses Rose Nebula.
The Lost Wax Process Crafting True Objects of Art.
The Lost Wax Process Crafting True Objects of Art.
The lost wax method, used to create intricate and detailed sculptures, is a rare, demanding process that results in a subtle balance between the abstract and the figurative. Each piece is unique, a true objet d’art.
This complex, sophisticated technique first explored by René Lalique circa 1893, is now practised by Lalique’s master-glassmakers in a workshop specifically dedicated to this remarkable know-how.