Attention: Collectors and Vintage Perfume Lovers!
Many classic Cacharel bottles—especially Eden—have become highly sought after by collectors, but the batch code system has changed several times.
Some online tools give incorrect results for Cacharel, because they don't check all the different formats.
If you’re unsure about the year or authenticity, our manual service can review the batch code, box, label and production details to provide a reliable estimate.
Many classic Cacharel bottles—especially Eden—have become highly sought after by collectors, but the batch code system has changed several times.
Some online tools give incorrect results for Cacharel, because they don't check all the different formats.
If you’re unsure about the year or authenticity, our manual service can review the batch code, box, label and production details to provide a reliable estimate.
What is a Cacharel batch code and why does it matter?
The Cacharel batch code is a short set of numbers and/or letters—usually printed on the bottle’s base or on the box.
Over the years, Cacharel has changed its coding system multiple times. Early bottles (1980s–90s) use 4 or 5 digits, sometimes with letters; later batches are alphanumeric.
Special editions and travel sets often have unique codes that differ from the regular lines.
Tip: Don’t rely on batch code alone—always check the box, sticker, and cap details for the full story.
Our VIPER tool (or a manual review) helps confirm the exact year and originality.
Cacharel facts & curiosities
- The original Eden bottles from the 90s have a distinctive green box and bold, deeply printed batch codes—collectors love these details.
- Anaïs Anaïs “1ère génération” (first gen) bottles feature unique artwork and often have handwritten batch codes.
- Early LouLou bottles (before reformulation) have a matte cap and a heavier glass base—worth much more to collectors.
- Some Amor Amor and Noa editions use batch codes with non-standard fonts or placements, making identification tricky.
- Cacharel bottles for the Asian market sometimes use batch codes that differ from European ones—extra care needed.
- Complete sets with original box, leaflet and readable batch code can fetch up to triple the value of unboxed bottles.
Decode your Cacharel batch code now
Get a quick online estimate, or—if in doubt—request a manual check with photos for a full collector evaluation.
Collectability & Value:
The market for vintage Cacharel is growing—bottles in good condition with the right batch code, box and paperwork can be worth much more than expected, especially early Eden, Anaïs Anaïs, LouLou and Noa.
The market for vintage Cacharel is growing—bottles in good condition with the right batch code, box and paperwork can be worth much more than expected, especially early Eden, Anaïs Anaïs, LouLou and Noa.
Real user testimonial:
“I inherited a few vintage Cacharel bottles from my grandmother—Eden, LouLou, and Anaïs Anaïs. Thanks to VIPER, I found out they were all early editions and surprisingly valuable on today’s market.”
“I inherited a few vintage Cacharel bottles from my grandmother—Eden, LouLou, and Anaïs Anaïs. Thanks to VIPER, I found out they were all early editions and surprisingly valuable on today’s market.”