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Xerjoff Perfumes – Italian Haute Parfumerie from Turin

Xerjoff perfumes: Italian haute parfumerie in bottles set with semi-precious stones. Erba Pura, Naxos, 40 Knots, Alexandria II — to smell and to buy at Soleil d'Or, in Lille or online. Founded in 2007 in… Read the story

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The story

Xerjoff: Italian haute parfumerie cut like a jewel

Sergio Momo and the birth of the Turin house

Xerjoff was born in Turin in 2007 from the imagination of Sergio Momo, a designer and advertising professional who came to perfumery through training in Grasse. His philosophy can be summed up in a single sentence: to create a work of art within a work of art, where the bottle is as precious as the juice it holds. This obsession finds expression in crystals, semi-precious stones and bespoke finishes, making Xerjoff cases as much collector's items as perfumes.

The iconic trails of the Turin house

The Xerjoff pantheon brings together Erba Pura, a sunny fruity scent that has become a cult classic, Naxos, a gourmand blend of tobacco and honey, 40 Knots, marine and brisk, as well as Erba Gold, Opera and Alexandria II, which together cover every facet of the house's Italian signature. Unlike other niche houses, Xerjoff does not name its perfumers: the signature remains that of its founder.

Eight collections to explore Xerjoff

The house organises its catalogue into eight distinct lines. Shooting Stars gathers the signature olfactory personalities, Vibe offers contemporary, sunlit creations, Oud Stars unites precious ouds, and 17/17 Stone Label takes the idea of art within art to its extreme. These are joined by the 1861, Coffee Break, Spotlight and Join the Club collections.

Who should wear Xerjoff, and when?

Xerjoff is for those who embrace opulence: a pronounced trail, rich materials and a generous Italian style. The house is unisex. Its fruity and citrus creations shine in the in-between seasons, while its gourmand and amber scents come into their own in autumn and winter. If you love Xerjoff, also discover Casamorati, the historic house revived by Sergio Momo himself.

How to choose your Xerjoff perfume?

Hesitating between Erba Pura and Naxos is perfectly normal: niche perfumery is an intimate affair. Our bespoke discovery box — 5 samples of 2 ml hand-picked from our catalogue — lets you compare at home. For an in-person experience, our boutique at 22 rue de la Clef in Lille welcomes you for a guided trial.

Xerjoff at Soleil d'Or, a Lille perfumery since 1953

Founded in 1953 by Jeanne Muyllaert on the Grand'Place in Lille, Soleil d'Or is an independent perfumery handed down from generation to generation. Hubert Maës (third generation) made it a benchmark for niche perfumery; today, his daughters Victorine and Apolline Maës (fourth generation) carry on this high standard at 22 rue de la Clef, Lille (59800). Wondering where to find Xerjoff perfumes? Our team will let you try them on your skin, with expert advice and guided trials.

Delivery & free in-store collection in Lille

In mainland France, Colissimo delivery is free from €49 to a pick-up point and from €59 to your home. In Europe, it is free from €99 to a pick-up point and €149 to your home, depending on the destination; we also ship internationally. Free collection from our boutique at 22 rue de la Clef remains the fastest option. Full terms on our shipping page.

Frequently asked questions about Xerjoff perfumes

Who is Xerjoff and what does the name mean?

Xerjoff is an Italian haute parfumerie house founded in 2007 in Turin by Sergio Momo, a designer and advertising man who came to perfumery through training in Grasse. His philosophy: to create a work of art within a work of art, where the bottle is worth as much as the juice it holds. The house also revived Casamorati, a historic Italian house.

What is the best-selling Xerjoff perfume?

Erba Pura is the best seller at Soleil d'Or: a sunlit, sparkling fruity that became a cult favourite, worn by women and men alike. Naxos follows closely, a gourmand of tobacco, honey and lavender. Then come Erba Gold, Opera, Alexandria II and 40 Knots, marine and bracing.

Why are Xerjoff bottles so exceptional?

Because Sergio Momo is a designer before he is a perfumer: he conceives the bottle as a work in its own right. Crystals, semi-precious stones, bespoke finishes — the 17/17 Stone Label line pushes that idea to its limit. Xerjoff cases are collector's objects as much as perfumes, which also explains their price positioning.

What is the difference between Xerjoff and Casamorati?

Both belong to Sergio Momo, but they do not tell the same story. Xerjoff is the contemporary house, created in 2007, with spectacular cases. Casamorati is a historic Italian house he revived, in a more classical, Bolognese spirit, with bottles of vintage inspiration. The same rigour, two worlds.

Which Xerjoff collections should you start with?

To begin, the Vibe collection is the most approachable, with Erba Pura and Erba Gold. 1861 offers structured trails such as Naxos. The Oud Stars and the 17/17 Stone Label speak to seasoned enthusiasts. Our custom discovery box lets you try before choosing.