Brand: Dior
Name: Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum
Launch year: 2026
Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
Perfumer: Francis Kurkdjian
Collection: La Collection Privée Christian Dior
Profile: intense floral
Size: 80 ml
Grandiflorum jasmine at dusk
Dior Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum places Grandiflorum jasmine at the center of a highly concentrated extrait created for La Collection Privée Christian Dior. Francis Kurkdjian frames the scent around a jasmine field at dusk, after the flowers have absorbed the heat of the sun. Dior describes the resulting scent with fruity, syrupy and liqueur-like nuances.
The concept gives the flower a distinct stage of development. Floral freshness remains part of Grandiflorum jasmine, while the composition emphasizes nectar-like density, ripe fruit associations and the warmth associated with a liqueur accord. These facets form the principal olfactory language of the Esprit de Parfum.
Dior Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum scent structure
| Central material | Grandiflorum jasmine |
|---|---|
| Olfactory profile | floral, fruity, syrupy, liqueur-like |
| Official imagery | a jasmine field at dusk, with flowers saturated by the warmth of the sun |
| Olfactory family | floral |

Fruitiness developed within the jasmine theme
Dior presents Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum through Grandiflorum jasmine rather than through a conventional note pyramid. The official description assigns the fruity character to the flower itself, alongside syrupy and liqueur-like effects. This distinction defines the documented structure of the fragrance.
The original Jasmin des Anges Eau de Parfum is described by Dior with floral, honeyed and apricot-tinged notes. For the Esprit de Parfum, the brand refers to fruity nuances without naming a separate fruit note. The composition can therefore be read through the aromatic facets developed around jasmine and the effect of concentration on their perception.
Syrupy texture and liqueur-like warmth
Grandiflorum jasmine has an aromatic profile that can include white-floral, fruity, honeyed and lightly indolic facets. Dior directs attention toward the ripe and solar side of the material in Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum. The flowers are presented as saturated with heat, releasing an intense scent with syrupy texture and liqueur-like depth.
This treatment keeps the olfactory focus narrow and clearly defined. The fruit impression, nectar-like density and warm liqueur effect all remain connected to the jasmine theme. Their interaction gives the extrait its concentrated floral character.
Esprit de Parfum within La Collection Privée Christian Dior
The Esprits de Parfum are highly concentrated extraits created for La Collection Privée Christian Dior. Francis Kurkdjian uses the series to revisit established fragrances from the collection and focus on selected facets of their olfactory profiles. Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum develops the Grandiflorum jasmine theme through concentration, texture and warmth.
The extrait format supports the syrupy and fruity dimensions described by Dior and gives the liqueur-like aspect a defined role in the composition. The dusk setting also provides a precise visual reference for the olfactory idea: jasmine after sustained exposure to the heat of the day.
The black label of the Esprits de Parfum
Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum uses the cylindrical bottle associated with La Collection Privée Christian Dior. A black couture label identifies the Esprits de Parfum line and creates a consistent visual code across the concentrated extraits.

Jasmine shaped by the heat of the day
Dusk provides the central setting for Dior's description of Jasmin des Anges Esprit de Parfum. The image connects the warmth of the sun with the aromatic development of the flowers. Their fruity, syrupy and liqueur-like facets become the defining elements of the fragrance profile.
Grandiflorum jasmine supplies the floral core and the material from which the composition develops its ripe fruit associations, nectar-like texture and warm liqueur effect. Francis Kurkdjian uses these facets to present Jasmin des Anges through a concentrated evening interpretation rooted in the flower itself.
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