Xerjoff

Xerjoff is an Italian niche perfumery house founded in Turin in 2007 by Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo. Born from the desire to unite art, nature, and luxury, its “Naturae Xquisite” philosophy embodies the use of exceptional raw materials (such as aged oud, ambergris, Bulgarian rose, or Madagascar vanilla) combined with extraordinary flacon design. Its first collection, 17/17 Stone Label, and later releases such as Shooting Stars set the standard for luxury with bottles adorned with semi-precious stone, fragments of meteorite, and gold-plated caps inspired by the Deshret crown of the Egyptian Museum of Turin. Each fragrance is an olfactory work of art, a unique sensory journey filled with personality, emotion, and creativity.

Frequently Asked Questions about Xerjoff

What are Xerjoff's best-selling perfumes?

Among our community's favorites are Erba Pura, known for its vibrant fruity burst, and Naxos, which pays tribute to Sicily with notes of tobacco and honey. Also highly sought after is Alexandria II for its woody complexity and unforgettable trail.

I'm looking for a fresh Xerjoff fragrance, which one do you recommend?

For those seeking freshness and vitality, Torino 21 is an excellent choice thanks to its combination of mint and citrus. Another classic option is Renaissance, which captures the essence of the Italian Mediterranean with an unmatched citrus and floral bouquet, ideal for warm climates.

Which Xerjoff perfume is best for special evening occasions?

For nighttime events, we recommend fragrances with a strong personality such as Opera, with its oriental floral character, or More Than Words, which blends woody and fruity notes in a poetic way. Also notable is Tony Iommi Monkey Special for its dark and magnetic aura.

Does Xerjoff have fragrances inspired by the world of sport?

Yes, the brand has a collection dedicated to tennis, featuring Torino 21, Torino 22, and the recent Torino 24. Each offers a different interpretation of sporting energy, from aromatic and green to more gourmand and fruity expressions.

What makes Xerjoff perfumes considered high-end?

Xerjoff perfumes stand out for their use of rare raw materials and impeccable Italian craftsmanship. Creations such as Starlight, with its spicy profile, or Uden, with its woody citrus balance, demonstrate an olfactory complexity and ingredient quality that define true niche luxury.