The Xerjoff perfume collection has the most refined raw ingredients and contemporary artistic sensibility. Each bottle is a treasured piece that holds the rare fragrances that spark unique olfactory experiences for each wearer.

Xerjoff canada Perfume is one of the few luxuries that can make us feel like royalty, even if we aren’t wearing an actual crown. But what does that luxury fragrance cost?

Shumukh by Nabeel

Designed by Asghar Adam Ali, chairman and master perfumer of Spirit of Dubai Perfumes, Shumukh was created to embody the essence of Dubai. According to the company, it took three years and 494 perfume trials to perfect the unisex fragrance that features a combination of amber, sandalwood, musk, rare pure Indian agarwood, Turkish rose, patchouli, ylang-ylang, and frankincense. It reportedly lasts up to 12 hours on the skin. The bottle is inspired by the city's heritage and culture, with gold statuettes of royal figures and cultural symbols. A hand-blown Italian Murano glass bottle houses the three liters of Shumukh that are dispensed through a remote controlled spray mechanism that can be adjusted to your preferred height.

SHUMUKH is already making waves in the luxury perfume industry, having shattered the Guinness World Record for Most diamonds on a perfume bottle with 3,571 precious gems. It is available for a limited time at The Dubai Mall's Fashion Avenue and is expected to be the most expensive perfume in the world. Despite the price tag, it has already garnered a lot of buzz online.

Opera Prima by Bulgari

The Italian jewellery and luxury goods brand Bulgari is now the proud owner of its own record-setting perfume – the most expensive in the world. The fragrance, which was first unveiled in 2014 to celebrate the label’s 130th anniversary and to showcase high-end Italian craftsmanship, has now been sold to a private client for an eye-watering EUR200,000.

Created by master perfumer Daniela Andrier and encased in an exquisite flacon designed by the famous glassmaker Venini, Opera Prima exudes the smell of a Mediterranean summer with its notes of lemon, orange blossom, and musk. The perfume is complemented by the magnificent bottle which boasts gold leaf and gems including diamonds.

Xerjoff perfumes are a rare combination of tradition and innovation, using the finest raw materials to envelop you in olfactory bliss. The luxurious ingredients are carefully sourced from around the world, and encased in exquisitely elegant flacons. Each perfume is like a piece of art, and its exquisitely elegant bottle reflects this rare combination of beauty and sophistication. The Xerjoff V Collection is an example of this, with velvet-like materials used to dress the bottles and heighten the sense of luxury.

Xerjoff V Collection

Founded in Turin in 2004 by Sergio Momo, Xerjoff is a niche perfume company that blends luxurious raw materials with old-world craftsmanship and a contemporary artistic sensibility. The result is a unique collection of perfumes that are both classic and modern.

The brand is renowned for its luxurious and rare fragrances, which are housed in exquisitely designed bottles that are a work of art. Its perfumes are made with the finest ingredients, including gold, crystal, and meteorite fragments. The company has also infused its collections with a sense of history and culture.

One of its perfumes is Mamluk, which is an oud-based scent that was created by Xerjoff’s founder, Sergio Momo. The scent is a rich, woody, and floral blend that features notes of caramel, vanilla Madagascar, and Indian oud. It’s available for purchase at Jovoy and Roja Dove’s Haute Parfumerie in Harrods, as well as online at First in Fragrance and Aafkes. It is also sold in a Discovery Set at Jovoy and Aafkes, which includes 6 samples in 15 ml bottles. This fragrance is part of the Xerjoff Oud Stars collection.

Cultus Artem Tuberosa

Cultus Artem is led by founder and nose Holly Tupper, whose multifaceted career as a painter and jewelry designer informed her approach to fragrance. Her search for the finest natural pigments helped shape her approach to blending; bond trading in New York and Singapore influenced her choice of artisanal distillers; and working with individual stonecutters inspired her approach to crafting each perfume.

The brand launched its collection of clean and natural haute luxury fine fragrances in 2019. Tupper explains that she’s drawn to the ways that great jewellers spend their lives contemplating gemstones and see the primary role of their craft as revealing and presenting a mineral’s beauty in an evocative light.

The first in the collection, Rosa, is an ode to rose, which Tupper notes was “the muse of poets and lovers throughout history.” She marries rose damascena and rose centifolia with honeysuckle from Turkey, Egyptian jasmine, and Indian tuberose. The result is a mellifluous and extravagantly saturated inspiration. It’s the perfume of romance and joy, a reminder of more refined times when people indulged in the rituals of personal style – the elaborate adornment of coiffure and grooming formalities.” (via Fragrantica)

Xerjoff Casamorati 1888

The perfumes in the Xerjoff Casamorati collection are inspired by classical Italian perfumery. The fragrances are housed in a bottle shaped like a Roman column, which evokes the brand’s vintage roots. The dusky root beer color of the bottle also evokes the aroma of a well-aged wine.

One such perfume is 1888 Bouquet Ideale, which has a woody and spiced scent and is suitable for men and women. The top notes combine bergamot, lemon, and grapefruit for an invigorating start. The heart combines lavender, geranium, and jasmine for a refined scent. The base notes of musk, labdanum, and vanilla give the scent an earthy and sensual finish.

Xerjoff Casamorati 1888 is a rare and unique blend that captures the essence of the Italian Renaissance. It begins with fresh green pepper and precious Iranian saffron, which is then gently married to an exotic heart of Indonesian ylang-ylang and Moroccan neroli. These rich and alluring accords are layered over a base of Mysore sandalwood, patchouli, and birch. The result is an exquisite and unforgettable fragrance that will transport you to a bygone era of elegance and grace.

Conclusion

Xerjoff Canada stands as a symbol of luxury, elegance, and refinement in the world of perfumery. Its rich and complex scent profile, crafted from rare and precious ingredients, combined with exquisite craftsmanship and limited availability, makes it the most luxurious perfume in the world. With prices ranging from $500 to $1,000 USD, Xerjoff Canada is a true investment in olfactory luxury. Experience the unparalleled beauty and sophistication of Xerjoff Canada and indulge in a fragrance that epitomizes the pinnacle of luxury.