Al-Jazeera Perfumes

Al-Jazeera Perfumes was established in Doha, Qatar, in 1998, according to the brand's corporate overview and independent fragrance databases. The company opened its first Doha shop for rare fragrances in 2002, marking an early expansion from perfume oils and specialist fragrance retail into a broader house with an international-facing portfolio. Its LinkedIn company profile identifies Doha as the headquarters and describes the business as privately held.

The brand's catalogue is strongly associated with Arabian perfumery, especially concentrated perfume oils, oud, amber, woods, incense, florals, and sweet oriental constructions. At the same time, its releases include modern compositions made with internationally known perfumers such as Loc Dong, Olivier Cresp, Dominique Ropion, Quentin Bisch, and Nathalie Lorson. Fragrance databases list more than 140 Al-Jazeera perfumes, with releases documented from 1998 through 2024 or later depending on the database and update date. This gives the house a broader and more varied profile than a strictly traditional oil retailer, but its strongest identity remains Gulf luxury perfumery rather than minimalist Western niche style.