Cartier La Panthere Perfume by Cartier, Cartier La Panthere was launched by the established Cartier brand in 2014, but the product itself hearkens back to the original Panthere (released in 1986), and even back to the founding of the business in 1847, when the founder’s muse was none other than a Jeanne Toussaint, who went by La Panthere as a nickname. This fragrance contains top notes of big strawberry, rhubarb, anise, bergamot and dried fruits, and core notes of rose, ylang-ylang, gardenia, orange blossom and juicy pear. The base notes include touches of oakmoss, leather, patchouli and musk. Cartier was founded in France in 1847, and made a name for itself over the course of 50 years creating fine jewelry with intricate detailing. Years later, the company began dabbling in watchmaking, then leather goods and other accessories, and eventually began producing fragrances in 1981, nearly a century and a half after its opening. La Panthere is a long-lasting scent accessory, and features a moderate sillage that’s sure to complement any ensemble without overwhelming others.