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Jasmin des Anges

Jasmin des Anges appeared in 2018 in the exclusive fragrance collection of Dior, where François Demachy gave the jasmine of Grasse an apricot cast. The house calls it floral, apricot-tinged and honeyed, and has never published a set of tiers. The name points to the Baie des Anges, which Christian Dior looked out over from his estate at La Colle Noire. Three sizes: 50, 100 and 200 ml.

Brand
Christian Dior
Launch year
2018
Perfumer
Gender
Unisex
Olfactory family
Floral
Secondary family
Fruity
Concentration
Eau de Parfum

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Jasmin des Anges

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Dior added this jasmine in 2018 to its exclusive fragrance collection, then named Maison Christian Dior and since returned to its original name, La Collection Privée Christian Dior. The formula is by François Demachy, perfumer-creator of the house from 2006 to 2021.

A late-picked jasmine

Demachy describes his visits to the flower fields of Grasse in early autumn, when the last harvests come in. He likens their smell to a liqueur of flowers and presents his creation as a tribute to those Indian summers, floral and fruity, with almost candied apricot flavors.

Where the name comes from

The image is not a celestial one. Dior ties the title to the Baie des Anges, in Nice, which Christian Dior travelled from La Colle Noire, his estate near Grasse, where jasmine grew in profusion from the end of summer.

The line around the juice

The house extends the fragrance into a liquid soap, a moisturizing lotion and a hair mist, gathered in an L’Art du Parfumage set. An Esprit de Parfum of the same name, more concentrated, joined the catalog in 2026 at 440 euros.

Olfactory pyramid

  1. Top notesThe first minutes
  2. Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
  3. Base notesWhat lingers

What critics say

A jasmine left to itself for Hulya Aksu, a summer explosion priced a little high for Stephanie Jayne: two readings, one verdict on the flower.

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SillageDiscreet
Intimate1 voteOverpowering

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Summer100 %
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Work100 %
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The advertising

Azuma Makoto, floral sculptor

No face of the campaign and no credited film for this reference: the image of the perfume rests on a floral sculpture by Azuma Makoto, whom Dior credits and quotes.

Dior has given Jasmin des Anges no face of the campaign, no photographer and no director. No campaign is attributed to it by the house, and nothing of the kind appears in the trade press. The image of the perfume rests on a commission given to an artist.

Azuma Makoto, a Japanese floral artist, composes from his Tokyo studio one sculpture per fragrance in the collection. Eight pieces were made, alongside Gris Dior, La Colle Noire, Oud Ispahan, Purple Oud, Oud Rosewood, Sakura and Lucky.

For this one, he assembles fresh flowers in honey tones. He reports having sought the sweetness of apricot and jasmine together, as it is smelled from the end of summer to the beginning of autumn.

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