All hail XerJoff!
I know that moon_fish is another enthusiast of this high-end Italian perfume line, but are there any others whom have had the pleasure of exploring this range? As far as impeccably-crafted and presented perfumes go, XerJoff are industry leader IMO.
Here's a bit of background on the three XerJoff XJ Collections for those that are interested in learning a bit more (by the way, Im not affiliated, just enthusiastic):
XerJoff 17 / 17
Elle: A delicious female oriental (raspberry macaroon,rose, jasmine,patchouli, leather, coumarin).
Homme: A debonair leather, (comprising leather, rose and iris). Read my blog here on this one.
Irisss: Iris Indulgence (iris butter, rose, jasmine, ylang ylang, violet, vetiver and cedar).
XXY: Fruity floral sprinkled with spices (bergamot, peach, ylang, jasmine, iris, black pepper, chocolately patchouli, vanilla and vetiver).
These four perfumes are presented in either individually-numbered hand-blown Murano glass bottles, or flacons fashioned from solid quartz stones.
XerJoff Shooting Stars
Shingl: An aromatic floral (aniseed, vetiver, patchouli, iris, amber and vanilla)
Esquel: Floral fougere (lemon, lavender, myrtle, orange blossom, rose pepper)
Dhajala: Green semi-oriental (galbanum, jasmine, rose pepper)
Modoc: Spicy Chypre (aristocratic chypre, carnation, soft leather)
Uden: Marine fougere (sea-spray accord, bergamot, cumarin)
Dhofar: Oriental chypre (citrus, resins, carnation, patchouli, sandalwood)
Kobe: A bright floral (orange, bergamot, petitgrain, neroli, oud, palisander wood)
Ibitira: Woody powdery flowers (lemon, petitgrain, neroli, rose, iris, cedar, vetiver, vanilla, musk)
This line is inspired by a meteorite shower that fell to earth in Eastern Siberia, Russia in 1947. Each scent has been created to reflect the special nature of this event, and a fragment of meterorite has been placed in each laquered wooden box together with the perfume bottle.
Casamorati 1888 (XerJoff Vintage)
Mefisto: An Italian oriental (grapefruit, lemon, bergamot, lavender, rose, florentine iris, cedar, sandalwood, musk and amber).
Fiore d'Ulivo: A fresh floral (citrus, lotus flower, olive blooms, jasmine, magnolia, amber and musk).
This is an Heirloom collection of scents that recreates the history of a glorious fragrance house founded in Italy between the 18th and 19th centuries.
I'm slowly working my way through some of these, and am taken by the "maximalist" approach to some in the collection, and the delicate sensitivity at play with others.
I am personally a big fan of Homme, Irisss and Fiore d'Ulivo!
I'd love to hear anyone else's experiences with these.
I know that moon_fish is another enthusiast of this high-end Italian perfume line, but are there any others whom have had the pleasure of exploring this range? As far as impeccably-crafted and presented perfumes go, XerJoff are industry leader IMO.
Here's a bit of background on the three XerJoff XJ Collections for those that are interested in learning a bit more (by the way, Im not affiliated, just enthusiastic):
XerJoff 17 / 17
Elle: A delicious female oriental (raspberry macaroon,rose, jasmine,patchouli, leather, coumarin).
Homme: A debonair leather, (comprising leather, rose and iris). Read my blog here on this one.
Irisss: Iris Indulgence (iris butter, rose, jasmine, ylang ylang, violet, vetiver and cedar).
XXY: Fruity floral sprinkled with spices (bergamot, peach, ylang, jasmine, iris, black pepper, chocolately patchouli, vanilla and vetiver).
These four perfumes are presented in either individually-numbered hand-blown Murano glass bottles, or flacons fashioned from solid quartz stones.
XerJoff Shooting Stars
Shingl: An aromatic floral (aniseed, vetiver, patchouli, iris, amber and vanilla)
Esquel: Floral fougere (lemon, lavender, myrtle, orange blossom, rose pepper)
Dhajala: Green semi-oriental (galbanum, jasmine, rose pepper)
Modoc: Spicy Chypre (aristocratic chypre, carnation, soft leather)
Uden: Marine fougere (sea-spray accord, bergamot, cumarin)
Dhofar: Oriental chypre (citrus, resins, carnation, patchouli, sandalwood)
Kobe: A bright floral (orange, bergamot, petitgrain, neroli, oud, palisander wood)
Ibitira: Woody powdery flowers (lemon, petitgrain, neroli, rose, iris, cedar, vetiver, vanilla, musk)
This line is inspired by a meteorite shower that fell to earth in Eastern Siberia, Russia in 1947. Each scent has been created to reflect the special nature of this event, and a fragment of meterorite has been placed in each laquered wooden box together with the perfume bottle.
Casamorati 1888 (XerJoff Vintage)
Mefisto: An Italian oriental (grapefruit, lemon, bergamot, lavender, rose, florentine iris, cedar, sandalwood, musk and amber).
Fiore d'Ulivo: A fresh floral (citrus, lotus flower, olive blooms, jasmine, magnolia, amber and musk).
This is an Heirloom collection of scents that recreates the history of a glorious fragrance house founded in Italy between the 18th and 19th centuries.
I'm slowly working my way through some of these, and am taken by the "maximalist" approach to some in the collection, and the delicate sensitivity at play with others.
I am personally a big fan of Homme, Irisss and Fiore d'Ulivo!
I'd love to hear anyone else's experiences with these.













most of them exceed what I've earned in the past four years as a student!
I hope you enjoy it in good health
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