Over the years, Coty often used special colors when packaging their perfumes. These colors variations often changed according to the different packaging used. Most bakelite are solid colors while the lucite caps often had marbling veins. Please note that the caps can fade color if exposed to sunlight, one example is that the pale pink can often turn almost white. Here is a list of known color coordinations that I have found, you will usually find the caps for perfume bottles are colored in the following:
- Red: generally used for L'Aimant, but also used for A'Suma , L'Origan
- Dark Pink to Fuschia: generally used for L'Aimant in later years
- Light Pink to Lavender: generally used for La Rose Jacqueminot, but also used for L'Origan, Meteor, Muguet des Bois, A'Suma
- Orange to Peach: generally used for L'Origan, used for A'Suma
- Dark Green: generally used for Emeraude, but also used for Chypre, La Rose Jacqueminot, L'Aimant, A'Suma, Le Vertige, Muguet, Le Nouveau Gardenia
- Jade Green: generally used for Chypre, Le Vertige, Emeraude, A'Suma, Meteor, Oeillet France, Le Nouveau Gardenia
- Blue: generally used for Paris, but also used by L'Aimant, L'Origan, Chypre, Le Vertige, Muguet des Bois, Iris, Le Nouveau Gardenia, and L'Ambre Antique
- White: generally used for L'Origan but also used for Styx, Chypre, Meteor, Muguet, Muse, A'Suma, Le Vertige, Le Nouveau Gardenia
- Black: generally used for Styx, but also by Le Vertige, Lavande, L'Origan, and Muse
