ÆTHER

[Etε: r]. Aether  / Ancient Greek Αἰθήρ/ Aithếr / from αἴθω / aíthô  “burn” / spiritus aethereus / aithêr (« Pure Air, Aether ») (Encyclop. and Encyclop. Brit., Sv ether).

AETHER is a tribute by its creators to synthetic molecules and the frenzy of chemistry. The nose, which clings to an unknown ingredient is first caught by surprise and then submits to pure emotion: the discovery, the first day, the first time. If each molecule has a rather distinctive smell, who could guess exactly what the smell of the aldehyde C12 or ISO E Super would be? Sometimes a shimmering bubble and sometimes dazzling beauty, the molecule - this almost nothing in infinity - is the sacred young muse of the collection.