
Bond No.9
(34 products)Bond No. 9 New York
Every Bond No. 9 bottle is named for a place. The house was founded in New York with the idea that a city block deserves its own scent, and the result is a catalogue that reads like a subway map rather than a fragrance line. Choosing one is less about picking a note pyramid than picking an address.
Downtown is well covered here. Greenwich Village, Bleecker Street, Tribeca, Nolita, Soho, Chinatown, Lafayette Street and FiDi sit alongside Wall Street and Nuits de Noho. Uptown and midtown bring Madison Avenue, Madison Square, Central Park South, Central Park West, Sutton Place and High Line. The outer boroughs and the coastline get their turn with Brooklyn, Queens, Governors Island, Liberty Island, Jones Beach, Gold Coast and Hamptons. New York Nights, New York Musk, New York Patchouli, New York Flowers, My New York, Manhattan and Off Broadway take the city as a whole, while Signature, Scent of Peace, Chez, Spring Fling, Nomad and Hudson Yards round out the shelf. The Dubai quartet, Indigo, Gold, Emerald and Ruby, sits slightly apart with more oud and more gold in the bottle.
Almost everything here is a 100ml eau de parfum in the house token bottle with its star cap, and most listings include 5ml and 10ml decants. That matters with a line this large, because the difference between two neighbourhoods is often a single accord.
You can order Bond No. 9 online from anywhere we ship, but if you are close enough to reach Miami Gardens, come test a few side by side in the store. Comparing three of these on skin at once tells you more than any description will.
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Bond No.9
Bond No. 9 Astor Place Eau de Parfum 3.4 oz
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Scents by JSG Inspired by Bond No. 9 Greenwich Village 1 oz Oil (U)
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Whether you are in the Miami, FL area or trying to purchase Bond No.9 online, Jean Smell Good has the Bond No.9 Fragrances you are looking for. Read on the rest of this collection to get a deeper understanding of the Bond No.9 perfume collection before you make a purchase.
How was Bond No.9’s Founded?
Laurice Rahmé's Bond No.9 fragrance brand debuted in 2003. Rahmé's inspiration for Bond No.9 was the magnificent strength with which the people of New York City rebuilt their home after the 911 attacks. Who does not remember that awful morning. Laurice decided to call all the perfumers she knew in France and decided to do something about the awful smell of New York after those terrible attacks.
The Bond No.9 address was trademarked as the company's name. They took a map of New York and started trademarking famous street names. No one had thought of it at the time. They were all available for registration. The next question was the logo! After visiting a gift store in New York, Laurice got the idea of trademarking the logo she found on an old subway token. Although Laurice's Lawyer was sure that the logo on the token was trademarked, that was not the case! And so, Bond No.9's logo was born.
Laurice Rahmé is widely known as the first woman to lead a perfumery in New York. At Bond No.9, Rahmé has managed “concept and fragrance development along with designing bottles and boutique designs”. In 2015, Rahme earned the United Nations Women for Peace Award with her “New York civic-minded perfume”, The Scent of Peace.
The Bond No.9 Company
This video, "Employees' Tribute to Laurice Rahmé | CEW Honoree”, shows Bond No.9 employees being fond of the company’s founder. The Bond No.9 brand has a 3.1 Overall rating on Indeed and a 1.3 star rating on Glassdoor. Does this take away from the intricate and excellent perfume ratings? If you take a look at Google Merchant, you will run into thousands of reviews with people being extremely satisfied with Bond No.9’s product line. What is your opinion?

The Bond No.9 Fragrances
According to Fragrantica, the perfumes last around 9 hours. There are 172 scents in the Fragrantica database. All the Bond No.9 Fragrances pay tribute to the beautiful city of New York. In their New York inspired perfume collection you will find perfumes such as:
Bond No.9 Oud Supreme
This scent is described in Bond No.9’s website as “the ultimate decadent, luxurious oud”.
The notes used in this perfume are cassis LMR, Spanish Lemon LMR, Pink Pepper LMR, Geranium LMR, Olibanum Resin LMR, Carrot Seed Oil, Turkish Rose LMR, Patchouli for Life LMR, Gurjun Balsam, Benzoin Resin LMR, Jungle Oud
Bond No.9 New York Nights
Bond No.9 New York Nights perfume celebrates Manhattan’s evening skyline, ablaze with a riot of colors.
Its Notes are Jasmine, Gardenia, Carnation, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Marine Accord, Coffee, and Caramel
Bond No.9 TriBeCa
The Bond No.9 TriBeCa perfume was dedicated to the neighborhood of TriBeCa. TriBeCa is located in the lower section of Manhattan with a population of 22,000. The notes found in this perfume are: Cacao Absolute, Green Hazelnut, Jasmine Sambac Absolute, Cedarwood, Ambroxan, Moss, Caramel. From the Bond No.9 website, a purchaser can understand that the perfume aims to appeal for a “sexy, unisex, floriental, that’s sophisticated and young” style.
Bond No.9’s Attention to Detail, Creativity, & Passion.
Bond No.9’s call to perfection can be seen in their beautifully crafted perfume bottles. Each detail on their bottles is unique, daring, and passionate. It takes tons of creativity to give each bottle its unique personality even though the bottle shapes are all the same. One can perceive Bond No.9’s call for innovation, detail, and passion when you look at their bottle designs. By the way! The bottle designs were thought of Laurice as a step away from the repetitiveness of square bottled fragrances. Laurice Rahmé explains the bottles are designed to represent a woman with a cap, shoulders, and a waist.
You can also see by Bond No.9’s website that the brand is onto something. With beautifully designed product catalogs, stunning photos which all hold up to a standard, and smooth flowing animations, it makes Bond No.9 stand firm or above against its competitors.
According to a text I found by Perfumaria, the imagery on the Bond No.9 bottles are inspired by Andy Warhol’s famous pop art. Perfumaria also adds that the glass bottles are fabricated by refined glass company Luigi Bormiolited.
An interview with Laurice Rahmé in 2025
If you haven’t watched this interview of Laurice Rahmé conducted in 2025, you can do so here:
Interview with Bond No. 9 New York's Laurice Rahme
Watching the interview, you will get to see Laurice’s personality and burning passion for the perfume industry. You will get to see that she is a prominent figure in the perfume industry as a professional and as one of the few women leading in the industry. You will learn that the CEW innovator award means the most to Laurice for its prestigious meaning in fragrance innovation. In her free time, Laurice enjoys playing chess and reading history books.
