Miroslav Petkov began his perfumery journey in his hometown of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, before relocating first to Argentina and then to Spain, where his career took off. He gained recognition creating formulas for Bond No.
9's B9 and Soho perfumes, and went on to develop nine further scents for the brand's Dubai Collection — earning a reputation as the only Bulgarian among the world's most successful perfumers. He now works for the Spanish company Iberchem, focused on Middle Eastern markets.
2017Dolce AmalfiCasamorati 1888
2017Cruz del Sur IIXerjoff
2021NoMadBond No 9
2022AmiriArabian Oud
2022Chelsea NightsBond No 9
2023Fan Your Flames XNishane
2024Cocoa MoradoFrench Avenue
2025New York ChicBond No 9A fondness for natural spices and balsams, balanced against the discipline of formulating for specific regional markets.
Scentsation editorialFragrances credited to Miroslav in our catalog, by house.
Casamorati 1888 · 2017Dolce Amalfi4,121 ratings · ★ 4.1202Xerjoff · 2017Cruz del Sur II3,288 ratings · ★ 3.9803French Avenue · 2024Cocoa Morado930 ratings · ★ 3.9904Bond No 9 · 2021NoMad669 ratings · ★ 4.3005Nishane · 2023Fan Your Flames X601 ratings · ★ 4.0406Arabian Oud · 2022Amiri398 ratings · ★ 4.60
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