Jasmine

Jasmine in perfumery

Jasmine (Jasminum grandiflorum, Jasminum sambac) is cultivated in Egypt, India and the south of France. Jasmine absolute is one of the most expensive raw materials in perfumery — it takes roughly eight thousand hand-picked blossoms to yield a single gram.

How jasmine builds a fragrance

Jasmine sits in the heart and is the cornerstone of the white-flower family — it joins tuberose, gardenia, neroli and ylang-ylang to compose lush, narcotic bouquets. A trace of indole gives it that famous "animalic" warmth at close range.

Jasmine-led fragrances at Larose.az

• Gucci Flora Gorgeous Gardenia
• Gucci Rush
• Dolce&Gabbana 3 L'Imperatrice
• Sospiro Accento
• Chanel Coco Mademoiselle

Discover jasmine in signature creations from Chanel, Dior and other historic houses.