Our perfume creations
Masculine and understated, the bottle’s design perfectly embodies the codes of Dior. The deep midnight blue gradient, achieved through metallic-effect lacquering, creates a subtle mirror effect. The product name, screen-printed in white, adds a touch of refinement.
Created in 2006, the “H bottle” of Terre d’Hermès remains a bestseller in men’s perfumery. Designed by Philippe Mouquet, it draws inspiration from a travel kit preserved at the Emile Hermès museum. The bottle is meticulously decorated: an orange screen print signs Terre d’Hermès, and a second pass highlights the sculpted “H” at the base of the bottle.
Givenchy has reinvented the iconic L’Interdit bottle by incorporating a debossed window into the glass. To amplify this luxurious new shape, Verescence’s COLOR’in technology covers the inside of the bottle in an intense opaque black. The name and logo, silk-screened in ultra-shiny silver ink, enhance the contrast between opacity and light, creating a couture case with refined lines.
Shaped like a feminine bust, the bottle pays tribute to the house’s iconic corset. It features a precisely applied gold finish using a stencil lacquering technique. Available in refillable 50 ml and 100 ml formats, Gaultier Divine embodies bold femininity while embracing sustainability.
The iconic silhouette of Yves Saint Laurent is reflected in this monolithic black bottle, elegant and minimalist. Its deep matte black contrasts with the brilliance of the Cassandre logo, embossed in the glass and adorned with black screen printing. A true ode to contemporary sophistication.
The signature cubic bottle of Narciso Rodriguez stands out with a soft blush pink hue, applied to the heart of the translucent glass using Verescence’s patented COLOR’in technology. Minimalist black screen printing completes the timeless elegance of this refined design.
With perfect fluidity, this elliptical bottle stands out with a deep half-sphere punt, a signature of its unique design. A stunning bottle designed to last, Le Sel d’Issey is Issey Miyake Parfums’ first refillable men’s fragrance. It is also made from 20% post-consumer recycled glass.
The mythical J’adore bottle is manufactured by Verescence using SCULPT’in technology, shaping a water-drop-like glass distribution. For the J’adore Parfum d’eau edition, it is unveiled in a new hue: an opalescent white obtained by a gradient lacquering process.
The Bvlgari Allegra collection boasts a bold design, paying homage to the house’s jewelry-making expertise. Each bottle reveals the joyful colors and emotions of Italian living art, inviting you on a unique olfactory journey. Honoring the art of glassmaking, the 50 ml and 100 ml bottles are made from 96% glass: they feature a glass cap designed and produced in a single operation, without the need for cutting or polishing, a sign of true technical prowess.
The signature bottle of the house is adorned with a vibrant red lacquer finish, directly evoking Baccarat’s iconic color. Its sophisticated cubic shape, with oblique shoulders and a beveled base, is enhanced by the embossed logo in the glass, exuding timeless elegance.
The multifaceted bottle of Million Gold For Her elegantly reflects the golden fragrance it contains. Refillable, it combines sophistication and sustainability while staying true to the brand’s bold spirit.
The square-section bottle designed for Tom Ford’s Lost Cherry holds a mysterious fragrance. Hidden from view, the scent is cloaked in a crimson coat inserted into the glass using Verescence’s COLOR’in technology.
The new bottle features the gold Sì logo embossed in the glass. Its practical refill system makes it easy to refill the spray bottle, significantly reducing the use of raw materials.
This rectangular bottle, with its refined and masculine lines, features a solar bronze lacquer finish contrasting with a matte white cap. The product name is silk-screened in two colors.
Designed by sculptor Bronislaw Krzysztof, this sleek cylindrical bottle features a debossed window in the glass. Made from 20% post-consumer recycled glass, it combines poetic aesthetics with sustainability.
The new Omnia bottle retains its iconic infinity-inspired design while incorporating 20% post-consumer recycled glass. Its Coral version, inspired by the solar vitality of red coral, is enhanced with translucent lacquering and gold hot stamping.
Minimalist and elegant, Loewe’s iconic rectangular bottle is adorned with translucent pink lacquering. Made from 20% post-consumer recycled glass, it combines contemporary design with environmental responsibility.
Inspired by Lacoste’s timeless elegance, this minimalist rectangular bottle features softened corners and a slightly recessed front and back to accommodate a label. The design highlights the brand’s emblematic colors, green and white.
The Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet fragrance is presented in an elegant rectangular bottle, whose couture identity is reflected in its meticulous details. Under the bottle, the iconic houndstooth pattern of Miss Dior is engraved in the glass.
Inspired by the ‘Serpenti’ design, an icon of Bvlgari collections, this jewel-like bottle in pastel colors subtly plays with reflections. The frosted-effect gadroons contrast with the shine of the bottle body and the hot-stamped lettering, for a refined, modern elegance.
The iconic apple-shaped bottle of Nina is reimagined with an iridescent pink finish achieved through a complex lacquering process. A contemporary signature that magnifies the fragrance’s femininity.
Reinterpreted by Nicolas Di Felice, the iconic 1970 bottle becomes opaque, shiny, and smooth, with the AC logo embossed at its center. Made from 40% post-consumer recycled glass, it blends bold design with a commitment to sustainability.
With its elongated silhouette, this bottle charms with its feminine and retro allure. Decorated with a bright yellow lacquer for a porcelain effect, it embodies the timeless elegance of the Gucci house.
The thick rectangular glass bottle of Versace Pour Homme EDT captivates with its elegant and contemporary design. Faceted on the front, it captures light with sophistication. Adorned with a silver Medusa medallion, the emblem of Versace, it reveals a light blue fragrance, embodying freshness and masculinity.
The Bombshell bottle embodies the glamorous and feminine aesthetic of Victoria’s Secret. The limited-edition Glamour version stands out with its faceted sides that play with light to reveal its golden fragrance. Gold pad printing enhances the letters ‘VS’ in volume in the glass.
