Chopard Perfume Guide: Casmir, Wish, Cascade and the Haute Parfumerie Collection

Q: How to Authenticate Chopard Perfume

Read the label, not the listing title. Chopard bottles print the fragrance name in small script, away from the house name, so resellers often mislabel them. Check the box for the house name, fragrance name and the volume in mL and FL.OZ. Match batch codes between the bottle base and the box. A misma

21 settembre 2026

Chopard Perfume Guide: Casmir, Wish, Cascade & the Gardens of Paradise

A Swiss jeweller's fragrance legacy, from 1992's Casmir to the rare Haute Parfumerie collection

What Is Chopard Perfume?

Chopard is a Swiss luxury house founded in 1860 by watchmaker Louis-Ulysse Chopard and owned by the Scheufele family since 1963. Its first fragrance, Casmir, arrived in 1992 — and the house has since built one of the most collectible portfolios in designer perfumery.

Chopard perfume splits into two worlds. The designer line — Casmir, Wish, Happy Spirit, Love Chopard — is warm and easy to wear. The Chopard Haute Parfumerie line, introduced in 2018 under the theme “Gardens of Paradise,” is rarer: opaque coloured glass, gold caps, and compositions built around a single flower or wood.

The Chopard Fragrance Timeline

1992 — Casmir: the debut, a sweet enveloping oriental.
1997 — Wish: an oriental vanilla by Nathalie Lorson; 1994 — Heaven was the house's first masculine.
2009 — Cascade: a red-carpet oriental floral whose cap recreates Chopard's cascading diamond jewels.
2018 — Haute Parfumerie: Jasmin Moghol, Rose de Caroline, Miel d'Arabie, Rose Seljuke, Orange Mauresque, Iris Malika, Santal Odeyar.
2020 — Love Chopard: a rose-led oriental floral signed by Alberto Morillas.

Top 5 Chopard Perfumes Every Collector Should Know

Casmir (1992) — soft-focus fruit, vanilla and sandalwood; early bottles are now collectible.
Wish (1997) — coconut, black locust and orange blossom over vanilla, amber and sandalwood.
Cascade (2009) — by Béatrice Piquet and Juliette Karagueuzoglou: pink pepper, mandarin and orchid over musk, amber and woods.
Jasmin Moghol (2018) — Indian jasmine and tuberose with Damascena rose, sandalwood and cypriol.
Rose de Caroline (2018) — a powdery, luminous tribute to Bulgarian rose absolute.

In the modern era, Love Chopard (2020) is built almost entirely from roses over patchouli, honey, cacao and sandalwood.

Chopard Collection Jasmin Moghol Eau de Parfum

How to Authenticate Chopard Perfume

Read the label, not the listing title. Chopard bottles print the fragrance name in small script, away from the house name, so resellers often mislabel them.
Check the box for the house name, fragrance name and the volume in mL and FL.OZ.
Match batch codes between the bottle base and the box. A mismatch on a “sealed” bottle is a red flag.
Inspect the cap as jewellery. Cascade's cap reproduces a cascade of diamonds; Haute Parfumerie caps are faceted gold. Copies feel light or plastic.

Frequently Asked Questions About Chopard Perfume

Is Chopard a luxury perfume brand?

Yes. Chopard is a Swiss high-jewellery and watch house founded in 1860, owned by the Scheufele family and based in Geneva. Its fragrances sit in the premium designer tier, and Haute Parfumerie is positioned as niche-level perfumery.

Are Chopard perfumes discontinued?

Several are. Casmir and Wish remain in production, but Cascade and much of the 2018 Haute Parfumerie lineup — including Jasmin Moghol and Rose de Caroline — now trade mainly through vintage specialists.

What does Chopard Cascade smell like?

A creamy oriental floral: pink pepper and mandarin on top, orchid and night-blooming cereus in the heart, musk, amber and woods underneath.

Where can I buy discontinued Chopard perfume?

Vintage bottles surface mainly through specialist resellers. At TrendyGround we stock Chopard Cascade 50ml, Love Chopard 100ml, Jasmin Moghol 50ml and Rose de Caroline 100ml — each photographed individually, with batch-code photos available on request.