The history of the Chopard brand dates back to 1860, when Chopard Louis-Ulysse took up watch design in the small town of Sonvilier, Switzerland. He quickly made a name for himself among enthusiasts of elegant accessories and accessories. The company created in Switzerland was in the hands of the Chopards for more than a century, only in 1963 a new owner appeared, namely Karl Scheufele. It was then that the Chopard brand introduced luxurious, elegant and sophisticated jewelry. New factories were built, and exclusive products found their way to stores around the world.
Today, the Chopard brand, in addition to accessories and jewelry, offers its customers excellent quality perfumes. The first of them appeared on the market in 1992 and were called Casmir. These are extremely sensual and sweet perfumes addressed to women. The next perfume that the Chopard brand produced premiered 2 years later and it was a composition aimed at men.
Chopard women's perfumes are alluring, captivating notes that are perfect for warm days as well as cool evenings. Chopard women's perfumes are unearthly compositions, elegant, mysterious and, above all, very long-lasting. They last on the skin even during prolonged hours, hard moments and constant busy work. Chopard women's perfumes are created in collaboration with the world's leading perfumers, as exemplified by the person of Nathalie Lorson. All unusual and unusual fragrances are enclosed in unusual flacons designed by the brand, inspired by precious stones. The perfumes created by the brand perfectly reflect Chopard's top products, namely watches and jewelry, and an example of this is the Happy Spirit aroma.
The Chopard brand is sure to interest anyone who likes to test lesser-known but high-quality products, wants to support good causes, and at the same time surprise those around them with an original and unusual fragrance.
Chopard places great emphasis on environmental protection. In addition, it participates in many charitable actions in the fields of medicine, ecology and culture and art.
