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Eau de Cartier (EDT)

2001

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Versions Timeline

2001

Eau de Cartier (Original Release)

Price Range
$75 – $77

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Christine Nagel

"Eau de Cartier is a clean, citrus-aromatic Eau de Toilette designed for both women and men. Its identity begins with a cool, bright opening of yuzu, bergamot, and coriander. Violet leaf, violet, and lavender form the heart, giving the composition a green, powdery, and lightly floral character. The drydown settles into smooth cedar, musk, white amber, and patchouli. The overall effect is understated, polished, fresh, and quietly professional rather than intensely dramatic. It is best known for its restrained woody-musky finish and distinctive violet-leaf freshness."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer
Fall

Ideal Weather

Sunny
Mild
Windy
Humid

Moods

Fresh
Calm
Elegant
Peaceful
Sophisticated
Serene

Occasions

Daily Use
Work
Meeting
Casual
Travel
Outdoor Activity

Fun Facts

Eau de Cartier was introduced in 2001 as a unisex fragrance.

Christine Nagel is credited as the perfumer behind the composition.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/6h
Top Notes
1x
CitrusFreshSpicyGreenFloralPowderyWoodyResinousEarthy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–54m

yuzu
bergamot
coriander
Middle Notes

54m–2h 42m

violet leaf
violet
lavender
Base Notes

2h 42m–6h

cedar
musk
white amber
patchouli

Performance

Longevity
60%

Moderate (4-6h)

Sillage
40%

Moderate

Reviews Summary

“A clean, fresh, citrusy fragrance centered on violet leaf, with a cool and slightly spicy opening. The composition becomes softer and more cohesive as it develops, ending in a restrained woody-musky drydown. Its minimalist, understated character feels polished and professional, although the coriander can make the opening seem slightly harsh or discordant to some wearers.”

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