Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same single luxury faceted fragrance bottle, the same celestial editorial studio environment, the same amber-cognac liquid, transparent crystal construction, metallic-gold neck hardware, navy label plaque, layered blue stone display platforms, reflective stone foreground, celestial globes, clear crystal prisms, velvet curtains, geometric astronomical background graphic, smoke placement, symmetrical framing, and royal-blue plus amber-gold lighting. Keep the original composition extremely close to the reference and change the visible primary branding to PromptLabHub.

Generate a maximum-quality photorealistic luxury fragrance advertising still life in a vertical 4:5 composition. Center the bottle precisely on the vertical axis and make it occupy approximately 48–52% of the frame height. Photograph the product almost perfectly frontal from near eye level with a slight downward view onto the circular display plinths. Maintain strong bilateral symmetry, with the celestial diagram centered directly above the cap, celestial globes balancing both sides, and crystal prisms anchoring the foreground.

Preserve the broad rectangular bottle silhouette with softly rounded outer corners and a body width-to-height relationship of approximately 0.9:1 excluding the cap. Construct the bottle from very thick, highly polished transparent crystal-like glass. Cover the shoulders, sidewalls, front perimeter, and lower body with deeply molded geometric facets.

Create repeating triangular, chevron, diamond, and radiating prismatic planes through the lower bottle. Make these facets generate starburst-like refractions, hard luminous edges, internal caustics, and alternating regions of brilliant amber illumination and deep cognac shadow. Do not simplify the bottle into smooth glass.

Fill the bottle with highly translucent amber-cognac fragrance in approximately H 27–35°, S 75–95%, B 55–90% depending on glass transmission and refraction. Keep the liquid still and visibly filling most of the bottle body. Do not add bubbles, foam, pouring liquid, splashes, condensation, droplets, or wet streaks.

Preserve broad squared shoulders with radiating geometric cuts and a central neck rising from a faceted upper plateau. Keep every shoulder plane highly polished so the geometry produces short angular gold-white reflections rather than long uninterrupted gradients.

Build a short cylindrical metallic-gold neck assembly. Use polished gold rings above and below a finely textured central collar. Add dense, regular diamond-mesh knurling around the center band. Render all gold hardware as mirror-polished metal in approximately H 40–48°, S 55–80%, B 70–95%, with compact high-contrast white-gold reflections.

Use a large transparent crystal cap with the same broad octagonal gemstone silhouette. Construct it from clear polished crystal with multiple vertical external facets and concentric internal reflection structures. Allow warm amber and metallic-gold environmental colors to refract through the otherwise clear cap. Add a polished metallic-gold connector ring directly beneath it.

Keep the centered dark navy rectangular label plaque on the front face with its original proportions. Render the plaque as glossy deep navy around H 225–240°, S 70–95%, B 5–22%, enclosed by a very thin metallic-gold border.

Replace all existing primary product naming with PromptLabHub. Place PromptLabHub in the center of the navy plaque as the dominant visible brand identity. Use an elegant high-contrast luxury serif treatment, refined proportions, medium visual weight, generous letter spacing, precise optical centering, and metallic-gold finish.

Remove the original ELYSIUM and ABSOLU naming completely.

Above PromptLabHub, place a small refined geometric PLH emblem inspired by a symmetrical celestial star or floral geometry. Keep the emblem delicate, centered, and metallic gold in approximately H 42–48°, S 55–75%, B 75–95%.

Below PromptLabHub, retain a very small subordinate line reading EXTRAIT DE PARFUM in uppercase metallic-gold lettering. Keep this secondary copy noticeably smaller than PromptLabHub and preserve the formal hierarchy of the original label.

Place the bottle on a smaller circular polished blue stone platform, then place that platform concentrically on a second larger circular blue stone plinth beneath it. Construct both from glossy lapis-lazuli-like stone in approximately H 225–235°, S 75–95%, B 25–60% with irregular natural metallic-gold and warm-brown mineral veining.

Extend the same polished ultramarine stone material across the entire foreground tabletop. Make the foreground highly reflective, creating visible mirror-like reflections of crystal prisms, plinth rims, warm highlights, blue illumination, and bottle caustics.

Place two celestial globe objects on metallic-gold stands along the left side: one large globe in the foreground-left, partially cropped by the frame, and one smaller globe positioned farther behind it. Place one larger globe on a gold stand at mid-right. Construct each globe as a deep cobalt-blue sphere decorated with intricate fine metallic-gold astronomical, constellation, and map-like linework.

Place a large clear crystal prism with a pointed pyramidal top in the lower-left foreground and a taller slender transparent crystal prism in the lower-right foreground near the right globe. Give both prisms hard polished facets, sharp clear-white edges, blue environmental refractions, amber-gold internal reflections, and physically accurate transparency.

Build the background as a minimum five-layer depth stack. Layer one: reflective blue stone foreground slab and foreground crystal props. Layer two: the two concentric polished lapis-like platforms. Layer three: the sharply resolved hero fragrance bottle. Layer four: celestial globes and semi-transparent smoke. Layer five: heavy navy velvet curtains, near-black central backdrop, and the golden celestial diagram.

Frame the scene with heavy cobalt/navy velvet curtains descending from the upper-left and upper-right edges. Create thick vertical folds with deep near-black shadow valleys and subtle blue sheen concentrated along raised velvet ridges. Pull the curtains visually toward the outer sides so they form a dark theatrical opening around the central bottle.

Place a large intricate golden astronomical/celestial diagram directly behind and above the bottle, centered perfectly with the bottle axis. Construct the diagram from multiple thin concentric circles, small dotted star points, radiating connector lines, central diamond-and-square geometry, orbital paths, and miniature star-like markers. Render these lines in warm metallic gold around H 40–48° against the near-black navy background.

Keep the celestial graphic visually integrated into the physical background rather than presenting it as external interface text or a floating caption. Do not add readable words to the diagram.

Add semi-transparent blue-gray volumetric smoke around both sides of the bottle and throughout the middle background. On the left, create thinner curling tendrils rising upward beside the bottle and globe. Behind and to the right of the bottle, create denser layered wisps. Use approximately H 220–235°, S 25–55%, B 40–75%, with soft feathered edges and partial transparency.

Keep the background substantially darker than the hero bottle. Use the gold celestial geometry and softly illuminated smoke to separate the bottle silhouette from the near-black navy center.

Use a warm directional key source from approximately 10–11 o’clock/front-left at approximately 3200–3800 K. Make this source create strong warm gold-white reflections across the crystal cap, left shoulder, neck hardware, amber liquid, and individual bottle facets.

Add a weaker warm-neutral frontal source from approximately 1–2 o’clock/front-right. Use it to reveal the right-side crystal geometry and produce bilateral facet definition without flattening the image.

Introduce deep cobalt environmental fill reflected upward and inward from the blue stone platforms, tabletop, curtains, and surrounding environment. Make this blue bounce particularly visible along clear bottle edges, sidewalls, crystal props, and shadow-side glass facets.

Maintain overall fill intensity at approximately 30–40% relative to the primary key, allowing dark facets to remain legible while retaining strong contrast.

Add thin bilateral rim highlights around the bottle's outer crystal contours. Let the edge light vary between cool blue-white and warm neutral-white depending on surrounding reflections.

Do not create long smooth vertical specular stripes across the bottle. Instead, break the bottle highlights into numerous short, sharp, angular specular streaks that follow each geometric facet.

Give the cap hard rectangular and linear white-gold reflections. Give the neck rings and knurled collar compact mirror-like bands of gold and white. Give the blue stone broad cool reflections interrupted by fine irregular warm metallic veining.

Use a cinematic royal-blue + amber-gold luxury color grade. Lock the fragrance and warm glass transmission to H 27–35° amber/cognac, the darkest environment to H 225–240° deep navy, the stone and blue props to H 225–235° ultramarine/cobalt, the metal accents to H 40–48° metallic gold, and the strongest crystal highlights to near-neutral warm white around H 35–50°, S 5–15%, B 90–100%.

Apply strong split toning: cobalt and navy throughout the shadows, warm amber and metallic gold throughout the principal highlights, while transparent crystal bridges both color families through refraction.

Maintain a mixed-light visual balance around 4000–4800 K, with warmer illumination concentrated on the bottle and gold surfaces and cooler blue light dominating the environment and shadows.

Simulate an approximately 85 mm commercial product perspective, within a 70–100 mm equivalent range, with minimal perspective distortion. Use approximately f/4–f/5.6 depth-of-field behavior. Keep the entire hero bottle and immediate platform crisp, allow the nearby globes to become slightly softer, and render the distant celestial diagram, smoke layers, and velvet folds with modest progressive softness.

Use an extremely clean digital rendering with approximately 1/10 grain and approximately 9/10 commercial post-processing. Apply controlled contrast sculpting, selective sharpening, physically convincing crystal refraction, enhanced glass caustics, polished metallic reflections, restrained bloom, saturated blue-and-gold grading, and carefully composited volumetric smoke.

Preserve the locked surface system: highly polished deeply faceted transparent crystal bottle, amber-cognac contents, clear multi-faceted crystal cap, mirror-polished gold neck hardware with diamond-mesh knurling, glossy navy front plaque, polished lapis-like blue stone plinths with metallic veining, reflective blue stone tabletop, thick velvet curtains, transparent faceted crystal prisms, cobalt celestial globes, and metallic-gold decorative elements.

Preserve the locked lighting system: warm front-left/top key at 10–11 o’clock / 3200–3800 K, weaker warm-neutral front-right fill, cool blue environmental bounce from stone and background surfaces, bilateral glass rim highlights, hard angular facet reflections, illuminated smoke wisps, and high-contrast metallic-gold and transparent-crystal speculars.

Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve the bottle silhouette, bottle-to-frame scale, centered orientation, exact faceted visual language, cap geometry, label proportions, two-tier circular platform structure, globe balance, crystal placement, celestial graphic alignment, velvet curtain framing, smoke distribution, reflective foreground, royal-blue/amber palette, lighting direction, camera perspective, and symmetrical luxury composition.

Do not alter the product silhouette. Do not simplify the glass facets. Do not replace the transparent crystal with opaque material. Do not change the amber-cognac liquid to another hue. Do not change the navy-and-gold label system. Do not remove the two circular blue stone platforms. Do not replace the celestial globes, crystal prisms, velvet curtains, smoke, or centered astronomical diagram.

No people. No additional fragrance bottles. No additional products. No unrelated objects. No external caption. No watermark. No rain. No condensation. No droplets. No splash. No foam. No uncontrolled fog outside the specified smoke. No lens flare. No motion blur. No obvious chromatic aberration. No geometric lens distortion. No cheap plastic appearance. No flat glass. No low-quality CGI look.

Ultra-high resolution. Maximum photorealistic commercial advertising quality. Extremely precise transparent crystal geometry, amber liquid transmission, gemstone refraction, internal caustics, metallic-gold reflections, polished stone veining, velvet fiber response, reflective foreground behavior, atmospheric depth, and luxury product-detail rendering. Keep PromptLabHub as the dominant and clearly legible primary brand name.