Carthusia 1681 Eau de Parfum

The fragrance 1681 is named after the year in which Cartesian monks from the island of Capri, using herbs and flowers from the local surroundings, created the first scent that marked the beginning of the Carthusia brand's history. In 2010, the Italian perfume house breathed new life into it by recreating it according to an ancient recipe.

Carthusia 1681 perfume is characterized by a slightly sharp spicy scent, softened by languid fougère notes. It remarkably combines bright citrus shades with the soft tones of wood, floral, and spicy chords. Initially created for men, the fragrance has become so beloved by women that it is now considered unisex. 1681 possesses a powerful allure and captivates with its intensity. Its symbolic name is memorable and leaves an indelible mark, for only a fragrance with a glorious past can become a true classic.