Clive Christian Perfumes Perfumes.

Clive Christian is a British luxury perfume house that carries the lineage of the Crown Perfumery Company (est. 1872), the historic British perfumer whose royal warrant and heraldic bottle design (the "V" for Victoria on the crown-topped flacon) Clive Christian revived in 1999. The house is widely referenced as maker of some of the world's most expensive perfumes. The 19 live pieces on Scendira average .08, mix genders (8 feminine / 5 unisex / 4 masculine), and skew Fresh (6) and Gourmand (5). Prices span $8.95 (sample) to $790 (avg $470). Standout live pieces: 1872 For Men ($390,.32, fresh citrus and herbs with woody cedar; the 1872 name references the Crown Perfumery founding), Amberwood ($610,.25, creamy tobacco, sage and sweet woods), E Cashmere Musk ($430,.22, fresh bergamot and ginger over soft cashmere musk), Iconic Masculine ($500,.21, bright citrus and juniper with cedar warmth) and Town & Country ($500,.18, fresh bergamot and lemon breeze with cedar).

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A British luxury perfume house carrying the heritage of the Crown Perfumery Company founded in 1872, revived under the Clive Christian name in 1999.

The house is widely cited for its ultra-luxury tier (crystal-and-gold flacons, high concentrations, deliberately extravagant positioning).

Fresh citrus and herbs with woody cedar (.32, $390), the standout men's piece, referencing the Crown Perfumery founding year.

A $8.95 sample; full bottles start higher.

Ultra-luxury niche, with an average price of $470.