Fragrance House

About Cartier Perfumes

Cartier, renowned for its exquisite jewelry, has also made a significant impact in the world of perfumery. Founded in Paris in 1847, the brand has maintained its reputation for luxury and sophistication.

The Story

The Story Behind Cartier Fragrance House

Founded in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier in Paris, France, Cartier began as a family business renowned for its luxurious jewelry. The brand's philosophy of combining elegance with innovation has been a guiding principle since its inception. Over the years, Cartier has expanded its creative vision to include a distinguished line of fragrances, each crafted with the same attention to detail and quality.

“I wanted to create something that represented the elevation of mind and soul.” — Mathilde Laurent, Cartier's in-house perfumer

A Legacy of Elegance and Innovation

Founded

1847

Paris, France

Founder

Louis-François Cartier

First Fragrance

Must de Cartier — 1981

Perfume Legacy

Iconic Fragrances of Cartier

Cartier's fragrances are celebrated for their unique blend of tradition and modernity. Must de Cartier, launched in 1981, broke olfactory conventions with its green Ambrée notes. La Panthère, inspired by the iconic Panthère motif, offers a floral-fresh experience. Pasha de Cartier, introduced in 1992, is known for its aromatic and woody character, making it a timeless classic.

1981

Must de Cartier

This fragrance introduced a green Ambrée profile, challenging traditional scent norms with its sophisticated galbanum.

2014

La Panthère

Inspired by Cartier's iconic Panthère motif, this scent is a floral-fresh composition that embodies elegance and strength.

1992

Pasha de Cartier

Aromatic and woody, this fragrance is celebrated for its timeless appeal and sophisticated character.

Olfactory DNA

Cartier's Olfactory Signature

Cartier's fragrances are known for their sophisticated blend of floral, woody, and ambery notes. This unique combination creates a luxurious and timeless scent profile that is both elegant and modern.

Signature Profile — out of 10

Floral
8
Woody
7
Ambery
6
Aromatic
5

House Character

Cartier's creative philosophy is rooted in elegance and innovation, crafting fragrances that are both luxurious and timeless.

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Need to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Cartier was founded in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier in Paris, France. The brand initially gained fame for its exquisite jewelry before expanding into the world of perfumery.

Cartier was founded by Louis-François Cartier in 1847. He established the brand in Paris, where it quickly became renowned for its luxury goods.

Cartier's first fragrance was Must de Cartier, launched in 1981. It was notable for its green Ambrée scent, which broke traditional olfactory conventions.

Cartier perfumes are known for their sophisticated blend of floral, woody, and ambery notes, creating a luxurious and timeless scent profile.

Mathilde Laurent is Cartier's in-house perfumer. She is known for her innovative approach to fragrance creation, often described as crafting 'invisible jewellery.'

La Panthère is iconic for its floral-fresh composition, inspired by Cartier's Panthère motif. It embodies elegance and strength, making it a standout in the fragrance world.

Pasha de Cartier, introduced in 1992, is celebrated for its aromatic and woody character. Its timeless appeal makes it a classic in Cartier's fragrance lineup.

Cartier approaches fragrance creation with a philosophy of elegance and innovation, crafting scents that are luxurious and timeless, much like their jewelry.

Must de Cartier was significant for its introduction of a green Ambrée profile, challenging traditional scent norms with its sophisticated galbanum.

Notable Cartier fragrances include Must de Cartier, La Panthère, and Pasha de Cartier, each celebrated for their unique scent profiles and luxurious appeal.

Cartier has maintained its luxury status through a commitment to quality, innovation, and elegance, both in its jewelry and its fragrances.

Cartier's fragrance philosophy is to create scents that are as luxurious and timeless as their jewelry, focusing on elegance and innovation.