As certified by Guinness World Records the Clive Christian No. 1 is officially the world’s most expensive perfume. For the lucky few, with very deep pockets, the luxury British brand Clive Christian has been creating a exquisite perfume made from rare and precious natural ingredients, such as Tahitian vanilla and Indian sandalwood, over the past six years.

The perfume, which already has a elite following by the likes of Elton John, Katie Holmes and the Beckhams, recently got rewarded the famous accolade in recognition of the use of exceedingly rare and precious ingredients, sourced from every corner of the globe without reference to cost.

Clive Christian No1 Perfume Spray 50ml & Clive Christian No1 Perfume Spray ‘Crystal’ 50ml

Clive Christian’s quest for perfection resulted in a pure perfume that retails at $ 2,350 for 30 ml. The fragrance is spicy – it takes approximately six months to crystallize until it has reached its desired stage of spiciness – yet delicate and smooth.

Only a limited number of bottles of this delicate perfume is available worldwide at selected perfumeries and department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, Harrods, Neiman Marcus, Paris Gallay and House of Fraser.

Produced in a limited series of ten bottles and valued at over $ 200,000 is the extravagant 500 ml bottle “No. 1 Imperial Majesty”, presented in Baccarat crystal with a brilliant cut 5 carat diamond set in the 18 carat gold collar.

Limited edition Clive Christian ‘No. 1 Imperial Majesty’

More about Clive Christian Perfume
In 1999 the Belgium Clive Christian acquired the Crown Perfumery, a celebrated British perfume house established in 1872. The house acquired its name after being granted the use of the royal crown by Queen Victoria as a mark of quality and excellence. Now, inspired by history and tradition, Clive Christian creates a new level of luxury perfumes, with exotic, natural ingredients that allure both men and women.

For more information about Clive Christian perfumes please visit Clive.

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