Jade Amour

Jade Amour is a fragrance created for a flower that never had a scent. Inspired by the jade vine (Liane de Jade) – surreal in its color, silent in its fragrance – this perfume gives presence to absence. It redefines the idea of floral scents through luminous citrus fruits, gentle fruity curves, and a vibrant green accord that shines like the vine itself. Creamy sandalwood and soft musk notes lend it a skin-like intimacy, transforming the impossible into something delicate, sensual, and real.

The fragrance opens with the sparkling light of yellow mandarin and bergamot, bright and lively like the first glimpse of the blooming jade vine. In the heart, an abstract jade vine accord envelops sunny ylang-ylang and radiant jasmine absolute, creating a floral note that is both familiar and fantastical. As it develops, a base of creamy vanilla, Haitian vetiver, and Australian sandalwood anchors the composition, while a hint of musk lingers like a second skin – intimate, flowing, and completely new.

David Chieze once told me about a plant he discovered while studying in Lyon – the jade vine. Striking in its form, mesmerizing in its color, but without scent. This absence captivated him. Years later, he returned to it with a question: How would its flowers smell if nature had perfected them? Jade Amour is his answer – a fragrance born from silence, crafted with emotion and precision. Intimate and luminous, it gives presence to something that never had any.