Xerjoff
Xerjoff approaches fragrance as an artistic object in which composition, cultural narrative and bottle materials form a whole. Murano glass, stone and engraving extend the experience of scent through Italian craft.
About the brand
Xerjoff
Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo founded Xerjoff in Turin in 2007. The debut 17/17 Stone Label collection introduced its interest in stone and collectible form, Shooting Stars added a cosmic narrative, and the 2009 revival of Casamorati linked the house to 19th-century Italian perfumery.
Official materials cite Murano glass, Tuscan engraving and stones worked by Valenza Po jewellers. The cap references the ancient Egyptian Red Crown, while the modern signature bottle dates to 2016, making design an extension of composition.
Explore each fragrance together with its collection narrative, but make the final choice through its development on skin. Xerjoff particularly suits those who value rich object design, Italian craft and connections between perfume and other arts.