Dior Miss Dior Originale Harrods 175 Anniversary Edition Amphora — Dior Miss Dior Originale Harrods 175 Amphora Review

The Dior Miss Dior Originale Harrods 175 Anniversary Edition Amphora is less a conventional perfume launch than a collector's object with a green chypre heart. Presented in an amphora-style flacon for Harrods' 175th anniversary, it takes the historic Miss Dior language of galbanum, narcissus, oakmoss and labdanum and places it inside a limited, barely distributed presentation. The result is a fragrance that arrives wrapped in rarity, nostalgia and no small amount of debate. On paper, this is a 2024 women's EDT attributed to Francis Kurkdjian, with a note pyramid that reads like a classic mid-century chypre: gardenia, galbanum, sage and bergamot at the top; narcissus, jasmine, carnation, rose and neroli in the heart; oakmoss, sandalwood, patchouli and labdanum at the base. Fragrantica lists its accords as white floral, green, aromatic, mossy, woody, yellow floral, earthy, floral, balsamic and herbal—a sequence that promises cool green sap, powdered petals and a mossy, resinous shadow rather than the sugary modern Miss Dior profile. One persistent claim is that the juice inside is the original Miss Dior EDT formula. That claim comes from a user review and is consistent with the 1947-style chypre structure, but it should be treated as strong and unconfirmed rather than verified fact. What can be said with confidence is that this release is a Harrods-exclusive collector flacon, thinly documented and statistically under-reviewed. Its 2.30 out of 5 average on Fragrantica comes from only 20 votes, and much of that voting may reflect sentiment about the release, pricing and availability rather than the scent itself.