The fragrance is part of the 17/17 Stone Label collection.

Fragrance and Composition

• The top notes combine Calabrian bergamot, Iranian galbanum, lily of the valley, and neroli.
• The heart is composed of Bulgarian rose, Florentine iris, Indian jasmine sambac, and patchouli.
• The base contains amber, coumarin, musk, and Tonkiphora balsam.
• The fragrance was launched in 2007, with Christian Rostain credited as its perfumer.
• The published composition lists denatured alcohol, fragrance composition, and water as the base ingredients.
• The composition further includes Citrus aurantium bergamia bark oil, Pogostemon cablin patchouli oil, vanillin, coumarin, limonene, linalool, and citral.

Elle is designed for women who desire a floral-oriental fragrance with a clearly defined top, heart, and base.

Packaging

• This variant has a volume of 50 ml and comes in spray form.
• The exterior of the bottle is adorned with cream-coloured jasper.
• The bottles of the 17/17 collection are decorated with hand-cut semi-precious stones.

Alongside the 50 ml fragrance, you receive a bottle embellished with a hand-crafted semi-precious stone.

About the Brand

Xerjoff was founded by Sergio Momo and Dominique Salvo in Turin in 2007. The brand's first collection was 17/17 Stone Label, inspired by an exhibition at the London Natural History Museum. Elle became the first fragrance in this collection and simultaneously the first distinctly feminine creation in the brand's history.

The distinctive bottle cap was designed by Dominique Salvo, inspired by the ancient Egyptian red crown of Deshret. Sergio Momo travels to source the natural raw materials and ingredients used in the brand's fragrances.

Xerjoff bottles bring together references to minerals, Italian jewellery craftsmanship, and ancient Egypt.