| Management number | 251074381 | Release Date | 2026/09/25 | List Price | US$26.80 | Model Number | 251074381 | ||
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Declaration by Cartier is a woody floral musk Eau de Toilette launched in 1998 and created by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena. Cartier Declaration has a fresh, spicy, woody, aromatic, citrusy, earthy, and lightly leathery scent profile with bitter orange, caraway, birch, bergamot, coriander, mandarin orange, neroli, artemisia, cardamom, pepper, ginger, iris, juniper, cinnamon, orris root, jasmine, vetiver, tea, cedar, leather, oakmoss, and amber. It suits men who enjoy refined daily fragrances for work, travel, dinners, spring, fall, and signature scent use.
Top Notes:
Bitter Orange, Caraway, Birch, Bergamot, Coriander, Mandarin Orange, Neroli, Artemisia
Heart Notes:
Guatemalan Cardamom, Pepper, Ginger, Iris, Juniper, Cinnamon, Orris Root, Jasmine
Base Notes:
Tahitian Vetiver, Tea, Cedar, Leather, Oakmoss, Amber
Fragrance Family:
Woody Floral Musk
Declaration Cartier has a balanced Eau de Toilette performance that feels fresh, spicy, and woody without being overly heavy. Bitter orange, bergamot, mandarin orange, coriander, caraway, birch, cardamom, pepper, ginger, and juniper create a crisp aromatic scent trail that is usually most noticeable during the opening and early heart. On many wearers, Cartier Declaration perfume may last several hours, though longevity depends on skin type, weather, activity, and application.
As it dries down, vetiver, tea, cedar, leather, oakmoss, and amber give Cartier Declaration Eau de Toilette a dry, earthy, woody, and lightly warm finish. Declaration by Cartier works especially well in spring, fall, and mild weather, and it can suit office wear, travel, business meetings, dinners, and everyday signature scent use. Clothing may hold the cedar, vetiver, leather, and amber notes longer than skin, but delicate fabrics should be sprayed carefully.
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