Chopard Parfums

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An ode to glamorous green.
Chopard Parfums is a fragrance line born from Maison Chopard, founded by Louis-Ulysse Chopard in 1860 in Sonvilier, Switzerland. It launched its perfume business in partnership with L'Oréal in 1992, unveiling its first fragrance, Casmir. Its current collections include Haute Parfumerie, Malaki, Happy Chopard, and Love Chopard, and its fragrances are centered on naturally derived and sustainable ingredients.

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Crafted with the most treasured natural and sustainably sourced ingredients, the Haute Parfumerie collection offers luxury perfumes for men and women inspired by the most emblematic gardens in the world: Gardens of the Tropics, Gardens of Paradise and Gardens of Kings.

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A jewelry-derived line responsible for the fragrance category

A derivative line responsible for Chopard’s fragrance business, bringing together fragranc

A derivative line responsible for Chopard’s fragrance business, bringing together fragrances for men and women and Haute Parfumerie. In its mainstream fragrances, including Malika, it translates the maison’s jeweled color palette and distinctive world into olfactory narratives. Haute Parfumerie is organized around Gardens of the Tropics, Gardens of Paradise, and Gardens of Kings, and comprises luxury fragrances using naturally derived ingredients with consideration for sustainable sourcing. It occupies the fragrance category separately from watches and jewelry while extending the maison’s jewel-like expression outward.

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