Perfume house · 
United States · Since 2003
Bond No. 9
United States
Strong New York perfumes, each named after a city neighbourhood, in star-shaped bottles; best known for Greenwich Village, Lafayette Street and Bleecker Street.
Laurice Rahmé opened Bond No. 9 at 9 Bond Street in 2003, making a perfume for each New York neighbourhood as the city rebuilt after 9/11. She still owns and runs it, with boutiques in New York and Florida.
Owned by
Laurice Rahmé, its founder, independent. Checked October 2026.
Where this comes from
The sentence · bondno9.com · nstperfume.comThe story · bondno9.com · en.wikipedia.orgOwned by · bondno9.com · en.wikipedia.orgThe perfumes that made it · nstperfume.com
5 of the 91 perfumes its own site lists are here.
In many of its perfumes
All 5 here
5 perfumes · A to Z
Greenwich Village2019 · Eau de Parfum · Unisex · Top luxury $$$$$Cassis, lychee and mandarin over peony, water lily and jasmine, settling into patchouli, peachy musk, vanilla, praline and oakmoss.
Lafayette Street2018 · Eau de Parfum · For men · Top luxury $$$$$Bergamot, coriander and crisp apple with fresh flowers, over dry cedar, salty ambergris-like woods, vanilla and tonka.
New York Nights2017 · Eau de Parfum · For women · Top luxury $$$$$Jasmine and gardenia over patchouli, sandalwood and a fresh marine note, ending in coffee and caramel.
NoMad2021 · Eau de Parfum · Unisex · Top luxury $$$$$Pear, quince and blackcurrant over violet leaf, orris, rose and oud, settling into amber, sandalwood and vanilla.
TriBeCa2020 · Eau de Parfum · Unisex · Top luxury $$$$$Dark cacao and green hazelnut over jasmine and cedar, drying down to salty ambergris-like woods, soft moss and caramel.Its perfumers here: Michel Almairac. 4 of its 5 don’t name one yet.