About the brand
Marcus Elizabeth is a Dutch perfume house dedicated to the art of fragrance and timeless design. Inspired by natural warmth and urban sophistication, we create fragrances that embody refined character and craftsmanship.
Each perfume is a rich sensory experience, carefully crafted with bold notes and subtle layers. Every scent tells a unique story, blending elegance with depth. To ensure the highest quality, we work with trusted fragrance factories in Greece, the UK, and the Netherlands, using only the finest ingredients.
Beyond perfume, the Marcus Elizabeth Artifacts Series offers lifestyle and fashion pieces designed to last. These thoughtfully created objects reflect our commitment to quality, sustainability, and cultural diversity, bringing the essence of Marcus Elizabeth into your daily life.
At Marcus Elizabeth, we redefine modern luxury by blending tradition with innovation. Each fragrance and artifact is a celebration of character, purpose, and timeless design. Welcome to a world of meaningful experiences and lasting connections.
The founder
Angelo Marcus Elizabeth, the visionary behind Marcus Elizabeth, is a creator driven by a deep connection to craftsmanship and a commitment to artistic expression. With a background in fashion as a designer, Angelo mastered the art of creating pieces that merge creativity and sophistication.
Born and raised in Curaçao, Angelo’s journey led him to Amsterdam, where the city's vibrant, multicultural landscape inspired him to blend the natural warmth of his Caribbean heritage with a refined urban edge.
Angelo eventually transitioned from fashion to the world of perfumery, an art form that not only calms his mind but also allows him to craft beautiful, lasting memories through scent. His journey into fragrance began as a personal hobby, crafting candles in his attic for himself, friends, and family. This hands-on approach quickly grew into a passion for creating scents that captured the essence of his unique cultural background and artistic vision. His early candle-making experiments became