Carthusia Fiori di Capri Eau de Parfum

In Carthusia’s own account, Fiori di Capri was the first fragrance the brand brought to market, in 1948.^[1,2]

Carthusia’s description brings lily of the valley and wild carnation together with amber, sandalwood, ylang-ylang and oak.^[3,4]

The maker labels Fiori di Capri’s Eau de Parfum “Flowery” and marks the fragrance as unisex.^[3,4]

The listed Eau de Parfum formats are 50 ml and 100 ml. These are size choices for the same named fragrance.^[3,4]

Lily of the valley and wild carnation give Fiori di Capri Eau de Parfum a specific floral vocabulary. Amber, sandalwood, ylang-ylang and oak accompany them in the declared description. Keep these names together rather than turning the list into an unsupported three-stage pyramid. The wood and amber references make the composition more informative than the broad label “flowers of Capri”.^[3]

The 50 and 100 ml Eau de Parfum bottles belong to this personal-fragrance comparison. A Fiori di Capri solid, diffuser or body product is a separate object in the wider line. Matching the full name, format and volume keeps an attractive package from becoming an accidental substitute for the version intended.^[3]