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Cartier, perfumes cut like jewels

King Edward VII called it “the jeweller of kings and the king of jewellers”. In its perfumes, Cartier follows the same rule: few elements, a perfect cut.

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01From jewel box to bottle

Founded in Paris in 1847 by Louis-François Cartier, the house dressed the courts of Europe before entering perfumery with Must de Cartier in 1981. Since then, each creation is conceived like a piece of jewellery: one clear idea, set with precision.

Founded
Paris, 1847
First perfume
Must de Cartier, 1981
House perfumer
Mathilde Laurent

02Mathilde Laurent, cutting the perfume

As the house perfumer, Mathilde Laurent signs Baiser Volé in 2011, then La Panthère in 2014. Her style: remove the superfluous until a single emotion shines, like a stone in its setting.

Cartier

La Panthère

Eau de parfum · 25 500 DA

A floral chypre where gardenia turns feline.

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Cartier

Baiser Volé

Eau de parfum · 27 700 DA

Lily, green and powdery, like a stolen kiss.

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Cartier

Déclaration

Eau de parfum · 29 100 DA

Cardamom, cumin and cedar: the 1998 masculine classic, signed by Jean-Claude Ellena.

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A Cartier perfume never shouts. It shines.

The Cartier case at ROSÉ

Six Cartier creations, delivered new and sealed anywhere in Algeria. Choose the stone that suits you.

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