2 perfumes for $60

There are moments when you find something that truly reflects you.

Maison Peridot was born from that moment.

Our founder spent two decades traveling between the world's most revered perfumery houses. Not as a buyer. Not as a collector. But as someone asking a single question: Why does fragrance no longer feel intimate?

The answer became clear in the contrast. In Paris, an atelier where amber macerated for three weeks until it breathed. In Grasse, a producer who refused industrial shortcuts because "time cannot be rushed." And then, everywhere else: the Industrial Rush. The 48-hour turnaround. The bottles priced to carry multiple layers of profit—not for what was inside them, but for the marketing budget required to make you believe they mattered.

Somewhere along the way, the industry had made a trade: depth for speed. Intimacy for projection. The soul for the sale.

Maison Peridot was founded to refuse that trade.

Not loudly. Not as a manifesto. But as a quiet return to a truth our founder had seen proven again and again in those ateliers: "Un parfum est un objet intime. C'est le reflet de l'âme."

A perfume is an intimate object. It is the reflection of the soul.