XerJoff Perfumes

Momo's goal was to merge the art of perfumery with artistic design, creating fragrances that are as individual and unique as the bottles themselves. Growing up in Italy, Momo's childhood memories of the scents of herbs and flowers from his family gardens greatly influenced his collection of fragrances. All of XerJoff's perfumes are crafted using only the finest and rarest raw materials, with no compromises on quality. For instance, Momo personally sources the best quality sandalwood from Mysore, paying homage to his father's love for sandalwood-centric scents. In 2004, Momo introduced the "XJ 17/17" collection, offering a range of individual and expressive fragrances packaged in rock crystal, Murano, or glass bottles adorned with rock crystal. Following this, the "Shooting Stars" collection was launched in 2007, featuring more experimental and playful compositions, with each bottle adorned with a piece of the Sikhote-Alin meteor. In an effort to revive the forgotten Italian art of perfumery, XerJoff acquired the historic perfume house La Fabbrica di Profumi C. Casamorati. This acquisition led to the creation of the "Casamorati 1888" collection, paying tribute to Italy's heritage with fragrances crafted from locally sourced flowers, herbs, and fruits. In 2012, in response to the growing trend of oud-based perfumes, Momo created the "Oud Stars" collection. Unlike Western oud perfumes, these fragrances are based on traditional Arabic formulas using only natural oud sourced from countries like India, Borneo, and Laos. Each scent in this collection offers a unique olfactory journey into a captivating world of exotic aromas.