Damas by Prince Matchabelli, launched in 1930, stands as a compelling example of the brand’s penchant for fragrances steeped in double meani...

Cachet Noir by Prince Matchabelli was launched in 1983 as a sophisticated and more luxurious companion to the original Cachet, which had alr...

Added Attraction by Prince Matchabelli was launched in 1956, a year marked by glamour, burgeoning confidence, and a renewed postwar feminini...

Launched in 1962, Prophecy by Prince Matchabelli arrived at a moment of cultural and scientific transformation. The name alone—Prophecy—was ...

y one as richly romantic and evocative as Stradivari. It was the first new perfume Matchabelli introduced since the outbreak of the war, and...

Beloved by Prince Matchabelli was launched in 1950, during a time of postwar romanticism and optimism, when American women were embracing el...

Launched in 1926, Ave Maria by Prince Matchabelli was more than a fragrance—it was a deeply personal homage, a fragrant prayer composed in h...

Launched in 1926, Queen of Georgia by Prince Matchabelli is a perfume steeped in both personal heritage and ancient legend. The name was cho...

Queen of Babylon by Prince Matchabelli, launched in 1928 alongside its sister scent Queen of the Nile, emerged during an era when exoticism,...

Launched in 1926, Princess Norina by Prince Matchabelli is one of the earliest and most personal creations from the house, a perfume born no...

Princess Marie by Prince Matchabelli was launched in 1933 as a tender tribute to a vanished world and a lost princess—Grand Duchess Maria Ni...

In 1940, Prince Matchabelli introduced a fragrance that marked a subtle yet notable departure from its traditionally aristocratic image. Nam...

Katherine the Great by Prince Matchabelli, launched in 1935, was more than a perfume—it was a romanticized homage to grandeur, passion, and ...

Golden Autumn by Prince Matchabelli was launched in 1958, completing a poetic olfactory cycle that included the earlier Spring Fancy and Sum...