Carthusia perfumes. In 1948, the superior of the Carthusia Monastery discovered the centuries-old formulas of these perfumes and, with the permission of the Pope, handed them over to a chemist in Turin. He created the smallest laboratory in the world, called Carthusia. The long-standing tradition is still honored.

Due to the limited production, the same methods are used as by the Carthusian monks. Only natural ingredients of the highest quality are used in the production process. The final product is even packaged by hand. The essence of rosemary from Monte Solaro is used in the men's products, while the essence of wild carnation from Capri is used in the women's fragrances.