Forest green
Transparent lacquer covers the visible glass and heel. Control build-up in the diamond recesses.
DESIGN STUDY · DG-008
Cèdre 08 Forest & Gold
Diamond relief catches light around a calm ivory label. Forest-green glass, dark-green type and a gold border form a structured composition, finished by the fine texture of the cylindrical cap.
DESIGN DIRECTION
Give the texture a quiet centre.
Cèdre 08 balances reflective glass with a readable label. The C monogram, name and fragrance information sit on ivory stock instead of crossing the relief. The label requires a smooth recessed landing; this feature must be reviewed when choosing the mould.
Warm ivory
A separate label carries the identity. Select a face stock and adhesive compatible with the cured coating.
Soft gold
A fine foil label border relates to the knurled cap and collar without covering the glass relief.
BOTTLE & COMPONENTS
Resolve the label panel before selecting the mould.
The Textured Gold Cap Bottle is the texture and proportion reference. Its diamond surface must not be treated as a ready-made flat label area. Select or develop a smooth recessed front panel sized for the label before committing to glass tooling.
- Bottle geometry
- Rectangular textured body with a smooth recessed label panel. Review the panel tooling, nominal fill and neck drawing; align the 100 ml artwork with the approved capacity.
- Label construction
- Ivory face stock, dark-green print and a fine gold-foil border. Test the adhesive on the actual coated glass, including edge lifting.
- Colour coverage
- External forest-green lacquer across the visible heel and relief. Keep mouth and sealing surfaces free of decoration.
- Cap and collar
- Knurled cylindrical gold shell, fitted insert and matching collar. Specify tactile finish, edge quality and cap removal force.
PROPOSED DECORATION ROUTE
Separate glass texture from label precision.
Develop the coated glass and printed label together. The smooth landing, coating cure and adhesive selection determine how well the label sits.
- 01
Confirm the label landing
Select a glass drawing with a smooth front panel and sufficient clearance from the diamond relief.
Approval pointApprove panel dimensions and any tooling changes.
- 02
Prepare the glass
Clean the body and protect the mouth and sealing surfaces. Set a hidden support point for coating.
Approval pointInspect cleanliness and fixture contact.
- 03
Coat the relief
Apply transparent forest-green lacquer with controlled coverage in the recesses; cure fully before labelling.
Approval pointApprove colour on raised facets, recesses and heel.
- 04
Produce the ivory label
Print the C monogram and wording in dark green; add the fine gold-foil border and die-cut to the panel size.
Approval pointCheck spelling, foil registration and edge quality.
- 05
Apply to the smooth panel
Trial a compatible adhesive and place the label inside the recess without bridging the diamond texture.
Approval pointInspect alignment, bubbles and edge lift after conditioning.
- 06
Complete the gold assembly
Fit the knurled cap, insert and pump; protect the label and raised glass in the packing insert.
Approval pointCheck spray function, cap retention and transport rubbing.
SAMPLING & APPROVAL
Approve the appearance. Validate the complete pack.
Adhesive on coated glass
Assess label adhesion after agreed conditioning and fragrance exposure. Inspect all four corners for lift, staining or adhesive migration.
Colour and metallic finish
Compare the green across the relief and the foil against the gold components under the same light. Retain signed physical samples.
Texture and handling
Check raised glass edges, cap grip and standing stability. Pack trials should prevent pressure on the label and abrasion of the relief.
Build an identity around colour and texture.
Coordinate the forest-green glass, ivory label and gold closure for your next fragrance.