Cartier Perfumes Perfumes.

Cartier is a French jewelry house whose fragrance division has been quietly one of the most consistent in the designer tier for four decades, Must de Cartier launched in 1981, Déclaration in 1998, La Panthère in 2014. The range leans fresh (25 pieces) with woody, spicy and green as the dominant accords. Prices run from about $11 to $430. The standout live picks are Oud & Menthe (cool mint with resinous woody oud, $299), Pasha de Cartier Parfum (warm amber resin, liquor, creamy sandalwood, $139.50), Must II (sunlit floral bouquet with mossy woods, $177), La Panthère Etincelante (dewy rose and strawberry with mossy leather musk, $180), and Must de Cartier Parfum 2015 (cool green florals, jasmine powder, soft vanilla, $107.55).

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Elegant designer perfumery from the French jewelry house, Must de Cartier (1981), Déclaration (1998), La Panthère (2014), plus the Les Heures de Parfum niche line.

In the Etincelante flanker: dewy rose and strawberry with rhubarb and dried fruits up top, over a mossy leather-musk base.

Marketed masculine, worn unisex, a bright citrus-woody-spicy chypre that's been in continuous production since 1998.

Cartier's niche line, higher-concept compositions like L'Heure Vertueuse and Oud & Menthe, sitting at $200-$430.

About $11 (small formats) to $430 (Les Heures) at Scendira, averaging around $147.