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Laser engraving on perfume bottles and scented items

Laser engraving is a high-precision technology that enables the creation of elegant, permanent designs perfectly tailored to your brand’s visual identity. Using an extremely precise beam, the engraving permanently marks the surface of the material by removing a thin layer of material, thereby creating a subtle contrast.

Exquisite and refined personalisation

The laser engraving process offers the precision required to reproduce your graphic designs:

Text: delicate typefaces, signatures, personalised messages
Logos: faithful reproduction of your brand identity
Decorative motifs: arabesques, lace patterns, complex geometric shapes
Illustrations: drawings, portraits, detailed artistic visuals

Every detail is reproduced with exceptional finesse, delivering a high-end finish perfectly suited to the demands of the luxury, perfumery and prestige cosmetics sectors.

An ideal technology for glass and plastic

Laser engraving can be applied to a wide variety of materials:

Perfume bottles
Scented candle jars
Home fragrance bottles (diffusers, sprays, etc.)

A non-contact process that is gentle on the material

Laser marking is carried out without direct contact with the material, ensuring that even the most delicate containers remain perfectly intact. This absence of mechanical stress minimises the risk of breakage, scratching or deformation. It is a solution particularly well-suited to fragile items and high-value-added products.

Unrivalled durability

Unlike other marking techniques (printing, labelling, etc.), laser engraving is permanent. It does not fade, does not deteriorate over time and is resistant to rubbing and normal conditions of use. This makes it an ideal solution for ensuring the long-lasting identification of your products whilst maintaining an impeccable aesthetic appearance. On glass or lacquered bottles, laser engraving reveals the transparency of the material beneath, bringing out patterns, text or logos with a subtle and refined contrast. The result is aesthetically pleasing, precise and durable.

A solution adaptable to all formats

Laser engraving can be adapted to a wide variety of containers, regardless of their size or shape. Whether on flat or curved surfaces, or on small or large containers, the technology offers great flexibility for customisation.

Areas of application

Perfumery

Small bottles, vials, bottles, diffusers, etc.

Cosmetic

Pots, bottles, Airless, etc...

Candle glasses

Our benefits

Expertise

For over 30 years, we have been providing advice and expertise to the leading players in the perfume and lifestyle sectors.

Year-round storage

Empty containers, enabling us to process your orders promptly.

Means of production

We have a laser machine for production runs of between 500 and 3,000 units. Our equipment offers a high degree of flexibility and enables us to adapt to every request.

Personalised service

Freval Décor supports you throughout your project, creating fully bespoke designs. Every piece is unique.

Need a quote or advice?

For over 30 years, Fréval Décor has been putting its expertise and responsiveness at the service of your projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

On lacquered glass, the engraving removes the opaque lacquer to reveal the transparent glass, creating a subtle contrast between opacity and translucency. On black lacquer, the effect is graphic and modern; on pastel-coloured lacquer, the effect is soft. On tinted glass, engraving creates a frosted area that is lighter in colour than the rest. The result is minimalist, contemporary and slightly recessed to the touch. It is particularly sought after for sleek, high-end packaging and niche brands seeking a discreet and exclusive aesthetic.

Laser engraving uses a high-energy light beam to locally vaporise a thin layer of material from the surface of the container. The computer-controlled laser follows the digital outline of your design with millimetre precision. On clear glass, it creates a frosted micro-abrasion effect. On lacquered glass, it removes the lacquer to reveal the clear glass beneath, creating an elegant contrast. The process is automated and contact-free, ensuring perfect reproducibility and unrivalled fine detail.