Armani Privé presents Jade, an edition of only 2000 bottles
Marie Salamagne is behind Jade Edition Couture 2026: a 100 ml floral chypre with green mandarin, peony and patchouli, presented in a green bottle with a tassel.
Armani Privé looks to haute couture once again with Jade, an edition of 2000 numbered bottles. The perfume takes its name from the green stone and its inspiration from the house’s spring-summer 2026 collection.
The olfactory pyramid
A guide to the opening, heart and lasting trail of the fragrance.
The fragrance is by Marie Salamagne, who has composed for this release a floral chypre with green mandarin, a heart of peony and Spiranol and a patchouli base. It is presented as an eau de parfum.
The bottle takes its cue from jade
The reference to jade is immediately recognisable in the packaging. The rectangular glass body, front plaque and cap all use the same green in different ways: deeper around the glass edges and almost milky on the oval, irregular cap.
A braided cord encircles the neck and ends in a long tassel in a greenish silver tone. The plaque retains the gold lettering of Armani Privé and the name of the perfume. The box is pale green and carries the same square plaque.
The composition by Marie Salamagne
Green mandarin opens the composition. Peony and Spiranol follow, with patchouli at the base. These notes define its floral chypre character, alongside the amber and woody nuances noted in the product description.
Armani Privé Jade carries the designation Edition Couture 2026 and comes in a 100 ml bottle. Each bottle in this limited run is individually numbered.
Fact sheet
- Brand
- Giorgio Armani
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Launch
- 2026
- Perfumer
- Marie Salamagne
- Sizes
- 100 ml
Where to buy
Official site armanibeauty.co.uk
Giorgio Armani
- 100 ml
Discover the Armani Privé collection on the brand's official website.
Written by
Marco Bellandi
Staff writer · Italian fine fragrance and jewellery houses
Marco Bellandi covers Italian fine fragrance and the perfumes of the jewellery houses. He follows each collection from the brand’s announcement to its arrival in the shops, and sets out the essentials in every piece: perfumer, olfactory family, concentration and sizes.
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