Daniel Maurel
A French perfumer associated with Robertet and known for layered, narrative floral and oriental compositions.
France
About Daniel Maurel
Daniel Maurel is a French perfumer associated with Robertet and credited on a small number of high-profile fine fragrances. He is also described in trade-profile coverage as a senior perfumer with more than twenty years of experience, but the publicly accessible record is limited and should be treated cautiously because the name is shared by other professionals in web, law, and research fields.
Career
The strongest available evidence identifies Maurel as a perfumer working at Robertet. A French trade profile says he is a senior perfumer there and notes that he was shaped by an upbringing in the French countryside; it also states that he mentored younger perfumers such as Cécile Zarokian. Because these biographical details come from a single profile, only the employer and credited fragrance work should be treated as firmly established from the supplied sources.
Creative Style & Philosophy
Available sources consistently frame Maurel as a perfumer comfortable with emotionally evocative compositions, especially for Amouage projects. The cited profile emphasizes his ability to suggest “emotions and memories,” while product and review sources show him working on rich, story-driven oriental and floral-oriental styles rather than a narrowly defined signature that can be confirmed from the evidence provided.
Signature Works
- *Epic Woman — Amouage* — An orientally styled women’s fragrance co-created with Cécile Zarokian and Angeline Leporini.
- *Memoir Woman — Amouage, 2010* — A women’s fragrance co-created with Dorothée Piot.
- *Opus I — Amouage* — A Library Collection fragrance credited to Daniel Maurel in the supplied profile.

