Xerjoff is the Italian house that treats perfume the way a jeweller treats stones. Founded in Turin by Sergio Momo, it built its reputation on raw materials most brands cannot afford to use at these concentrations — real Laotian oud, Bulgarian rose, Indian sandalwood — and on bottles finished like objects rather than packaging.
This is the Xerjoff range we stock in India, every bottle authenticated and sold below Indian niche retail.
Come to us for:
- Naxos — bergamot and lavender over honey, cinnamon and tobacco leaf. The house's most loved fragrance and the right place to start.
- Erba Pura — bright Mediterranean fruit, citrus and musk. The crowd-pleaser of the range and the easiest to wear in Indian heat.
- Alexandria II — the Oud Stars flagship. Lavender, rosewood and cinnamon over Laotian oud, sandalwood and amber.
- Torino 21 and Torino 24 — fresh minty-citrus scents built for warm weather.
- The Casamorati 1888 heritage line — Dolce Amalfi, Lira, Mefisto — and the rare Oud Stars collection.
Understanding the collections
Xerjoff is organised into lines rather than sold as one range, and the difference matters when you are spending. Shooting Stars and the V Collection hold the accessible signatures — Naxos, Erba Pura, Accento. Oud Stars is the oud line, built on genuine agarwood and priced accordingly, with Alexandria II at the top of it. Casamorati 1888 is the heritage line, and Blends sits between the two extremes.
A note on wearing Xerjoff in India
These are rich, high-concentration fragrances with serious projection and longevity — most run well past eight hours. That makes them excellent for weddings, evenings and cooler months, and often too much for a hot afternoon. One or two sprays is the correct dose. If you want something for daily wear in heat, Erba Pura and the Torino pair are the picks of the range.
Every Xerjoff bottle passes our 100-point authentication and carries a batch code you can check yourself, sourced through our global retail network and verified before it ships. Xerjoff — and the Oud Stars line in particular — is among the most counterfeited in perfumery, which is why every product page carries a guide to the four checks you can run on the bottle yourself.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Xerjoff on Ownly Club authentic?
Yes. Every bottle is genuine, sourced through international retail and checked against our 100-point authentication before dispatch. Each one carries the manufacturer's batch code, which you can run through any independent batch checker yourself, and a Certificate of Authenticity ships in the box. Xerjoff is heavily counterfeited, especially the Oud Stars line, so every product page also carries a guide to the four checks you can run on the bottle when it arrives.
Which Xerjoff should I start with?
Naxos is the classic first bottle — honeyed tobacco with a bright lavender and citrus opening, and the house's most loved composition. If you want something fresher and easier in heat, Erba Pura or the Torino pair are the better picks. Alexandria II is the top of the range and best kept for occasions.
What is the difference between Xerjoff's collections?
Shooting Stars and the V Collection hold the accessible signatures such as Naxos, Erba Pura and Accento. Oud Stars is the oud line built on genuine agarwood and priced accordingly, with Alexandria II at the top. Casamorati 1888 is the heritage line, and Blends sits between the two extremes.
Is Xerjoff Erba Pura for men or women?
Erba Pura is unisex. It reads as bright and fruity-sweet rather than gendered, and it is widely worn by everyone. Most Xerjoff fragrances are effectively unisex.
Do Xerjoff fragrances last long?
Yes. Xerjoff uses high concentrations and most of the range projects strongly and lasts well past eight hours. One or two sprays is the correct dose — more will overwhelm a room, particularly in Indian heat.
Which Xerjoff works best in Indian weather?
Erba Pura, Torino 21 and Torino 24 are the daytime and summer picks — lighter, citrus-led and far less overwhelming in humidity. Naxos and the Oud Stars fragrances are best saved for weddings, evenings and cooler months.
Why is Xerjoff so expensive?
Xerjoff uses rare, high-grade raw materials — real Laotian oud, Bulgarian rose, Indian sandalwood — at concentrations most houses cannot afford, and produces in smaller batches. The Oud Stars line in particular is built on genuine agarwood, which is one of the most expensive materials in perfumery.
How does delivery work in India?
Xerjoff is sourced to order, so your delivery window shows on the product page and at checkout. Every order ships only after it clears authentication.
Can I return a perfume?
Yes, within 15 days, provided the product is unopened and unused. If a bottle arrives broken or incorrect, report it within 48 to 72 hours and we will replace or refund it.
