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Byredo is a Stockholm fragrance house started by Ben Gorham, and Wikipedia describes it as a Swedish company that produces luxury fragrances, leather goods and more. Perfume remains the core. Four of its scents are tracked here. Gypsy Water is a woody blend of juniper, pine needle and frankincense from 2008, Bal d'Afrique a bright composition of bergamot, African marigold and blackcurrant over vetiver, Blanche a clean aldehydic musk, and Mojave Ghost a soft woody floral from 2014. Comparing Amazon US prices between the four is straightforward, though listings can differ between eau de parfum and other formats, so the price table keeps each size separate.

Comparing Byredo perfume on Amazon US? Our ledger holds 6 bottles from 4 fragrances, 2 feminine and 4 shared. The lowest price per milliliter today belongs to Gypsy Water Eau de Parfum (100 ml, $2.02).

Among the listings whose seller we have checked, none is sold by Amazon or Byredo directly, so check each seller.

History

Ben Gorham founded Byredo in Stockholm in 2006, and the first fragrance released was Green, built on sage, orange and musk. Gypsy Water, released in 2008 and composed by Jérôme Epinette, became one of the brand's defining scents, and 2009 brought both Bal d'Afrique, also by Epinette, and Blanche. Mojave Ghost followed in 2014. Epinette remained a key collaborator, with further joint releases noted in 2016, and the house also collaborated with photographers Inez and Vinoodh in 2016 and designer Virgil Abloh in 2018. The company's ownership changed twice. In 2013 Gorham sold a majority stake to the London investment firm Manzanita Capital. In 2022 the Spanish group Puig acquired the company, and under the transition plan from that acquisition Gorham left Byredo in June 2025. Wikipedia now lists Puig as the parent company, and the house's products include fragrances, leather goods and fine jewelry.

The Byredo style

Byredo fragrances tend to be quiet and textural rather than loud, mixing woods, musks and soft florals with a few sharper accents such as pepper, juniper or aldehydes. The four here run from the resinous Gypsy Water to the clean, aldehydic Blanche.

The lowest price per ml

Gypsy Water Eau de Parfum 100 ml at $2.02, Blanche Eau de Parfum 100 ml at $2.09, Mojave Ghost Eau de Parfum 100 ml at $2.40, Bal d'Afrique Eau de Parfum 100 ml at $2.50 and Bal d'Afrique Eau de Parfum 50 ml at $3.74. These are the five cheapest Byredo bottles per milliliter today; the most expensive is Blanche Eau de Parfum 50 ml at $3.91, 1.9 times the cheapest.

How Byredo prices vary by strength

Every Byredo bottle we track is Eau de Parfum (6 bottles, median $2.45 per ml), so the difference in price comes from size and seller more than strength.

Buying Byredo on Amazon

We have not seen a listing from Amazon or from the house itself for any Byredo bottle. For the other 6, we have seen no listing from Amazon or the house, so check the seller's ratings and read our guide on how to tell if perfume is fake before you buy. Prices are checked once a day and every table shows when. The 6 Byredo bottles span 50 ml to 100 ml and $187.15 to $249.99, so a larger bottle can cost more in total while costing less per milliliter.

The fragrances we track

• Bal d'Afrique Composed by Jérôme Epinette in 2009, this one is the brightest of the group: bergamot, buchu, African marigold and blackcurrant open onto cyclamen, jasmine and violet, with musk, vetiver, cedarwood and tonka bean below. 2 bottles, from $2.50/ml.
• Mojave Ghost Dating from 2014, the youngest of the four lists sapote and ambrette, then violet, sandalwood and magnolia, over musk, amber and cedarwood, a softer woody floral than Gypsy Water. 1 bottle, from $2.40/ml.
• Gypsy Water Released in 2008 by Jérôme Epinette, lists juniper berry, lemon, bergamot and pepper, then pine needle, iris and frankincense, over vanilla, sandalwood and amber, the most resinous and woody of the four. 1 bottle, from $2.02/ml.
• Blanche Also from 2009, Blanche is the cleanest of the Byredo set, listing aldehydes and Rosa centifolia, then peony and violet, over musk and sandalwood. 2 bottles, from $2.09/ml.