Prince Matchabelli Perfumery Company (1926), a perfume house, created the unsurpassed and unique fragrance Cachet (Seal) in 1970, a captivating scent that reacts with your body chemistry to make it incredibly delightful.

    FIVE-STAR FRAGRANCE*****

The fragrance is designed to smell completely different on each wearer.

Heavy, clear glass bottle, in a twisted quadrilateral shape resembling a seal.

Silver-colored cap

Vintage advertisement : The fragrance is as distinctive as you are.

The product was imported and distributed in Greece by Esperia Perfumery – Ioann. Menounos S.A., 61 Doiranis Street – Kallithea – Athens, and we had exclusive sales rights as authorized distributors. 

PERFUMER : Chesebrough-Pond’s, Inc., at its factory in Willesden, England, is the fragrance’s manufacturer.

AROMATIC RAW MATERIALS: (BOTANICAL – MINERAL – ANIMAL) AND SYNTHETIC (CHEMICAL):

Bergamot (Calabria) – Galbanum (Ferula galbaniflua) – Spices – Freshly cut grass (Hexanal - Caproaldehyde). 

Jasmine (Jasminum grandiflorum – Grasse) – Rose (Rosa damascena – Bulgaria) – Orris root (Iris pallida). 

Oakmoss (oak lichens – Evernia prunastri – oakmoss) – Patchouli (Pogostemon cablin - Malaysia) – Vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides – Java) – Sandalwood (Mysore) – Musk (Moschus moschiferus) – Leather (birch tar) – Civet (Civettictis civetta) – Ambergris.

Aldehydes.

A bitter green, floral, oriental, woody, warm spicy fragrance, incredibly alluring.

A refined, wonderful, delightful, sophisticated fragrance with great longevity.

Cachet is designed to take on and play with each girl’s very unique chemistry.

It is designed to smell completely different on each wearer.

THE   “NOT FOR SALE”   LABEL   DOES NOT APPLY

THE   PRODUCT   WAS   PURCHASED   BY   US

AUTHENTIC   AND   RARE

FULLNESS AS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH

MADE IN ENGLAND

ÁÁÁ      EDITION

This product has absolutely nothing to do with products in similar or comparable boxes, appearance, or bearing the same name; we are talking about completely different products, and there is a saying among our people about confusing a brush with something else.

PRODUCTION    1984