
Overview
Allegria is a bright, green floral from a small run of Maison Francis Kurkdjian releases celebrating links between France and Russia.
It followed Floralia and Coloratura in 2013. Sixty bottles were announced for Russia, accompanied by numbered certificates bearing the perfumer’s signature.
The fragrance takes a cheerful, fresh approach to the floral bouquet. Its appeal today includes the chance to explore a lesser-known chapter of Kurkdjian’s work, beyond the house’s widely recognised perfumes.
Notes
Reviews
For a love of fresh florals, not just rarity
Allegria looks most promising for someone who enjoys green flowers and a touch of fruit, rather than creamy or sugary floral perfumes. It belongs on a curiosity list for that character, not only for the number of bottles made.
With so little feedback available, there is not enough evidence to promise a standout wear experience. If tracking it down becomes expensive, ask whether you are buying a scent you love or mainly the pleasure of owning something rare.











