In the town of Orphin in the Yvelines department, at the Guerlain perfume house, six women known as "dames de table" carefully and manually dress the most luxurious perfume bottles produced by the company. This process involves assembling and decorating the bottles with precision, ensuring they reflect the brand's high standards and traditional craftsmanship. These women play a vital role in maintaining the heritage and elegance associated with Guerlain's products. Didy Duchesne, one of these "dames de table," has been practicing this unique profession for about ten years. She emphasizes the importance of preserving French heritage through her work, which involves intricate details and a deep respect for tradition. "We are really dealing with French heritage that must be preserved," she says, highlighting the cultural significance of her role in the perfume industry. During the LVMH Particular Days, which will take place from October 16 to 18, 2026, Didy will demonstrate her techniques to the public. This event offers visitors a rare opportunity to witness the meticulous process behind the creation of high-end perfume bottles. It also serves as a celebration of craftsmanship and the enduring legacy of French luxury. Guerlain, a renowned name in the world of perfumery, continues to uphold its reputation for excellence through such traditional methods. Events like the LVMH Particular Days not only showcase the artistry involved in perfume making but also educate the public on the value of preserving artisanal skills in an increasingly automated world.