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This luxury house began as a simple watch-making shop in 1860 headed by Louise-Ulysse Chopard. The focus of the business was on producing precise pocket watches and chronometers. The business was successful and continued to produce innovative designs in the watch industry only until the company was sold to Karl Scheufele. Mr. Scheufele had another family business that involved jewelry making and combined this with the watch-making enterprise. The timepieces began to resemble fine jewelry more than utilitarian timepieces and were the beginning of the move into luxury goods. The timepieces began to have innovative diamond and gold designs, with one line called the Happy Diamonds collection. This collection of timepieces features mobile diamonds and transparent sapphire crystals. Many of today�s designs focus on gemstones and bright colors to make the timepiece a jewelry accessory. In line with this trend towards fashion, Chopard expanded its products to include many of the same items that other luxury houses now sell: eyewear, writing pens, leather goods, perfumes, and home goods along with their watches and jewelry pieces. Chopard carries fragrances for both men and women. They have their Chopard Pour Homme (for men), which is a woodsy oriental fragrance. Its top notes are unusual: cardamom, anise, and Yuzu. The base notes are the more familiar: labdanum and cedarwood. Chopard perfumes for women include: Infiniment, Wish, Wish Pink Diamond, and Casmir. Top notes for the fragrances for women can be floral, fruity, or oriental. Some scents, like Casmir might even be labeled an oriental gourmand scent. Characteristic base scents that might be included in the fragrances for the women range from sandalwood, amber, musk, and vanilla. The flasks for Wish and Wish Pink Diamond resemble diamond prisms with jewel-like facets. Considering Chopard�s long relationship with gemstones and fine jewelry, it is a classic example of Chopard�s luxury style.