Xerjoff

Xerjoff is a celebrated Italian niche fragrance house founded by Sergio Momo in 2004 with the vision of merging the art of perfumery with the art of design. Inspired by his family's passion for fine scents and the botanical richness of his Italian upbringing, Momo set out to create perfumes that blend the best of nature with artisanal craftsmanship. The brand is renowned for its uncompromising approach to quality, using precious and rare raw materials such as authentic Mysore sandalwood and natural oud from India, Borneo, and Laos. Xerjoff's fragrance collections-including XJ 17/17, Shooting Stars, Casamorati 1888, and Oud Stars-reflect a distinct creative direction, from astronomical inspirations to tributes to Italian perfumery heritage. Each perfume is presented in meticulously crafted flacons, often handmade in rock crystal or Murano glass, reinforcing the brand's dedication to uniqueness and artistry. Esteemed perfumers like Jacques Flori, Cécile Zarokian, and Christian Carbonnel have contributed to the house's expressive and innovative scent portfolio, making Xerjoff a symbol of luxury, individuality, and olfactory excellence.