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Few brands convey luxury and taste quite like Hermès, but the French fashion house’s pieces are often hard to come by and not everyone can afford a Birkin. Still, if you’re seeking a little taste of luxury, we’ve found a way to score a few Hermès trinkets (and that coveted orange box) for under $65.
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Hermès Fragrance Miniatures Gift Set
MACY’S EXCLUSIVE
Hermès Fragrance Miniatures Gift Set
Buy Now AT MACY’S $63 $63
Macy’s has a new exclusive gift set that gets you four Hermès miniature fragrances for under $65.
This Hermès Fragrance Miniatures Gift Set features Twilly d’Hermès, Eau des Merveilles, Un Jardin sur le Nil, and Eau de Rhubarbe Écarlate by HERMÈS, each with its own unique scent profile and distinct miniature bottle.
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The Twilly d’Hermès Eau de Parfum is sensual yet spirited, with notes of ginger, tuberose and sandalwood. Eau des Merveilles is a classic Hermès scent, with notes of spicy woods and bitter orange. Un Jardin sur le Nil (“A Garden on the Nile”) is an eau de toilette that was created by Jean-Claude Ellena, the first in-house perfumer for Hermès, and features hints of green lotus and mango. And the Eau de Rhubarbe Écarlate Eau de Cologne is a unisex fragrance with notes of rhubarb and white musk, for a crisp yet sophisticated scent.
Each fragrance is housed in a petit 0.25 ounce bottle, that’s ideal for travel, while offering “versatile wear across occasions,” per a product description. When not traveling, the mini bottles look beautiful as objets on a mirrored tray, countertop display or shelf.
The best part: everyone is housed in a chic Hermès gift box that is just as presentable itself. This is a Macy’s exclusive, which means you won’t be able to find this set anywhere else.
2-Pc. Rouge Hermès & Rose Hermès Gift Set
TWO-PIECE SET
Rouge Hermès & Rose Hermès Gift Set
Buy Now AT MACY’S $172 $172
Looking for another great gift idea? Macy’s also sells this Hermès lip duo set, which features the Rouge Hermès Lip Balm and the Rose Hermès Rosy Lip Enhancer.
The unisex lip balm helps to moisturize chapped lips, keeping them smooth and supple. The “lip enhancer,” meantime, is soft and silky, depositing a “rose confetti” color with a transparent finish. The sophisticated pink tint adds a light touch of color that blends easily into your natural lip shade.
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What we like: each lipstick comes in Hermès’ signature color-blocked packaging, along with an individual canvas carrying pouch. Everything is presented in a ready-to-gift orange Hermès box.
Both sets let you treat yourself (or others) to Hermès without breaking the bank, and they’re in stock ahead of the holiday gifting season. You can shop the full collection online at Macys.com.
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