Hermès Birkin 25 in Rose Schéhérazade Porosus Crocodile with Palladium hardware
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The Sold Archive

Hermès Birkin 25 Rose Scheherazade Porosus Crocodile Palladium Hardware

Placed

Realized
$50,000–75,000

The object record

Condition
1 – Pristine
Material
Porosus Crocodile
Color
Rose Scheherazade
Metallic finish
Palladium
JANEFINDS

The object record

Hermès Birkin 25 Rose Scheherazade Porosus Crocodile Palladium Hardware

Condition
1 – Pristine
Material
Porosus Crocodile
Made in
France
Color
Rose Scheherazade
Metallic finish
Palladium
Dimensions
L 25 × H 20 × D 13 cm | L 10" × H 8" × D 5"
Care
Porosus Crocodile: Exotic skin is not interchangeable with other leathers for treatment: a product intended for one may be unsuitable for another. Protect from humidity, prolonged light and extreme heat, and seek an appropriate assessment before treatment. Care Guide

The story behind the Birkin

Originated in 1984 from a conversation between Jane Birkin and Hermès Executive Chairman Jean-Louis Dumas; its structural lineage traces to the Haut à Courroies. Familiar sizes are 25, 30, 35 and 40 cm, alongside miniature, shoulder and travel versions, in both Retourné and Sellier construction.

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The story behind the Birkin

Originated in 1984 from a conversation between Jane Birkin and Hermès Executive Chairman Jean-Louis Dumas; its structural lineage traces to the Haut à Courroies. Familiar sizes are 25, 30, 35 and 40 cm, alongside miniature, shoulder and travel versions, in both Retourné and Sellier construction.

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Porosus crocodile is the most luxurious exotic skin from Hermès. It is created by polishing the spots with agate for a"Lisse Finish"to the leather of crocodile known as “salt water crocodiles” inhabiting in brackish waters and originating from Australia and Southeast Asian countries such as Singapore. Australian Saltwater Crocodile or more commonly called Porosus Crocodile is the most expensive and exclusive leather in the world.

The 25cm is the most compact option in the standard Birkin range, balanced silhouette. Interior is lined in matching Chevre leather with one zip pocket and one open pocket. Signature turn-lock closure, front flap, and sangles complete the hardware configuration.

Collector's Insight:
Porosus Crocodile production is constrained by raw material scarcity and limited annual output. Allocation within Hermès exotic bag production is among the most selective in the house.

Resale Insight:
The Birkin 25 is among the most consistently traded formats in the resale market. In a durable leather like Porosus Crocodile, it is built to be carried regularly rather than saved for occasions.

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