Mirto di Panarea, Eau de Toilette by Acqua Di Parma released in 2008, opens with resinous, honeyed myrtle alongside basil and lemon, both marked by freshness. The heart blends a marine note, jasmine and Damask rose, while the base combines mastic, juniper berries and cedar.
Art Deco bottle in thick glass tinted deep blue, offered in limited editions signed by Dorothée Meilichzon (2024) and Ben Arpea (2025).
Acqua di Parma describes a bottle of Art Deco influence, in pure, thick glass, tinted a deep blue whose reflections evoke the transparency of the sea. The common size distributed is 100 ml. A commercial description repeated by a retailer extends this blue tint to the entire Blu Mediterraneo collection, presented as comprising eight fragrances, though this generalization is not confirmed by the house.
The limited editions work on the packaging rather than the shape. For 2024, an original motif of circles, triangles and swirls created by Dorothée Meilichzon adorns the packaging and the cap of the 100 ml bottle; the same geometric motif appears on the packaging of the hand cream. For summer 2025, a label illustrated by French artist Ben Arpea depicts a lunch on the island of Panarea, around a blue and white striped table set in an island backdrop; this edition is released in 150 ml, priced at €163 and in limited quantity.
The La Riserva version features the bottle in a more intense shade of blue, cap included, with a revised label and an enlarged blue hatbox-style case, in 50, 100 and 180 ml.
The name of the bottle's designer and the production site of the glass are not documented.