Chopard carries its name from the world of fine jewellery into fragrance, and its collection between 1992 and 2020 reflects that same range and polish. The house moves easily across warm sweetness, wood, florals and bright citrus.
Its most recognised creation is Casmir, built around a rich vanilla heart, while Wish sits beside it with a softer sweet character. The oriental side of Chopard reaches its height in Oud Malaki and Black Incense Malaki, where tobacco and smoke shape something opulent and enveloping.
For lighter and more floral moods, Love Chopard leans on rose while Happy Bigaradia opens with a lively citrus sparkle. Across these signatures, Chopard blends a sense of luxury with genuine variety, offering both statement orientals and easy, radiant everyday scents within a single line.
| Fragrance | Year | Lead accord | Rating | Votes↓ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Casmir Chopard | 1992 | Vanilla | 7,506 | |
| Wish Chopard | 1997 | Sweet | 5,829 | |
| Oud Malaki Chopard | 2012 | Tobacco | 1,950 | |
| Love Chopard Chopard | 2020 | Rose | 1,340 | |
| Happy Chopard Lemon Dulci Chopard | 2018 | Citrus | 1,334 | |
| Miel d'Arabie Chopard | 2018 | Honey | 998 | |
| Black Incense Malaki Chopard | 2020 | Smoky | 958 | |
| Iris Malika Chopard | 2022 | Woody | 943 | |
| Happy Chopard Bigaradia Chopard | 2018 | Citrus | 939 |
Vertical position is the community rating; dot size scales with vote count; colour follows the dominant accord family. Click any dot to open its profile.