Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same ultra-luxury perfume bottle, same royal baroque still-life setting, same high-gloss near-black faceted glass and polished gold surface system, same crown cap, gemstone ornamentation, black velvet foreground, loose crystals, frontal framing, and high-contrast black-and-gold atmosphere. Do not invent a new product shape, new color scheme, new background, or new camera angle. Follow the uploaded image closely and apply only the branding corrections specified below.

Generate a photorealistic high-end luxury-advertising CGI / AI-assisted commercial render of the same ornate fragrance bottle in a vertical 9:16 composition, approximately 736 × 1308 px. Center the bottle precisely on the vertical axis, show the full product from the crystalline crown apex through the broad polygonal glass base, and keep all parts of the crown fully inside frame. Make the bottle occupy approximately 68–72% of the frame height and 60–65% of the central frame width. Use a near eye-level frontal camera position with a very slight downward viewing angle toward the lower body and base, strong bilateral symmetry, minimal perspective distortion, and a compressed 85–105 mm commercial-product-lens perspective. Keep everything close to the original uploaded image.

Preserve the exact perfume-bottle form factor: a tall regal shield/coffin-like polygonal body with broad shoulders, a tapered lower body, a broad polygonal base, and a body height-to-width ratio of approximately 1.45:1 excluding the crown cap. Preserve the thick opaque-to-semi-translucent black glass/crystal body with a polished high-gloss finish. Keep the near-black neutral-to-cool body at approximately H 220–240°, S 10–25%, B 3–18%, with a large flattened central front panel and angular multi-panel sidewalls formed from triangular and diamond crystal facets. Keep the front panel smooth and reflective while the side zones remain sharply faceted with black-on-black polygonal specular variation. Do not add grain, stitching, matte texture, or printed ornament.

Preserve the raised metallic-gold baroque filigree surrounding most of the front panel. Use symmetrical acanthus scrollwork, curling leaves, fleur-de-lis-derived motifs, fine stems, and dimensional relief. Render the gold at approximately H 40–48°, S 60–80%, B 65–95% depending on reflection, with mirror-polished raised edges, satin-darkened recesses, and warm bronze shadow transitions around H 30–40°, S 55–75%, B 20–45%. Keep all ornament sculpted and dimensional rather than flat graphics.

Preserve the dense shoulder jewelry clusters and the continuous jewel-encrusted side borders extending from the shoulders almost to the base. Use transparent diamond-like clear crystals with hard white speculars, visible internal refraction, localized warm-gold reflections, and crystal highlights around H 35–55°, S 0–12%, B 90–100%. Intermix glossy opaque jet-black gemstones in round, oval, and multi-faceted cuts at approximately H 220–250°, S 5–20%, B 1–10%, interrupted by compact mirror-like neutral-white highlights. Let clear stones dominate edge sparkle while larger black stones create dark accent points among the gold settings.

Preserve the oversized royal crown as the sculptural bottle cap. Construct it from mirror-polished yellow-gold metal with high-relief ornamentation, engraved recesses, gemstone settings, beaded gold perimeter details, floral scroll engraving, small gold spheres, openwork arches, and a patterned lower band. Maintain the broad domed silhouette with multiple rising arches converging toward the crystalline apex. Place a large round clear gemstone centered above the front arch, surrounded by smaller clear stones. At the crown apex, retain the large transparent faceted crystal supported by smaller clear crystal petals or spikes. Preserve the wide cylindrical lower crown ring with repeated black-and-clear jewel motifs and engraved ornamental patterns. Alternate sharp mirror-polished gold highlights with darker satin bronze engraving recesses.

Replace the original dominant two-line bottle headline with the exact branding text “PromptLabHub”. Place “PromptLabHub” centered on the large black front panel inside the ornate gold frame. Use a refined high-contrast luxury serif with medium stroke weight, generous letter spacing, precise centered alignment, and metallic warm-gold lettering around H 40–48°, S 60–85%, B 55–95%. Make “PromptLabHub” the largest and clearest readable text on the bottle. Retain the small subordinate fragrance descriptor “PARFUM · EXTRAIT DE PARFUM” beneath it in restrained warm-gold lettering. Replace the existing heraldic identity mark in the lower-middle panel with a small symmetrical PLH monogram or PromptLabHub crest rendered in matching baroque raised gold. Preserve the large central fleur-de-lis/acanthus ornament near the bottle base. Do not add any other branding, labels, slogans, or typography.

Keep the same locked surface system: high-gloss near-black faceted glass/crystal body; mirror-polished raised gold filigree with satin engraved recesses; sculptural polished-gold crown cap; transparent diamond-like crystal stones; glossy opaque jet-black gemstones; and a soft black velvet/satin foreground. A visible liquid boundary must remain absent so the bottle reads as opaque or extremely dark tinted glass. Condensation absent. Droplets absent. Bubbles absent.

Keep the foreground arrangement close to the uploaded reference. Place the bottle on soft black velvet/satin textile with shallow folds, light-absorbing valleys, narrow specular ridges, and localized warm-gold dust or chain-like decorative accents. Scatter multiple loose clear and black faceted crystals around the base. On the left foreground, preserve a large clear cut gemstone, several black gems, tiny loose clear stones, and fine gold decorative fragments. On the right foreground, preserve a large black faceted gem, several clear crystals, small reflective stones, and gold ornament or chain fragments. Let some foreground textile and loose jewels continue naturally beyond the bottom edge of the frame.

The background should follow the uploaded image as a four-layer depth stack: first, the shallow-focus black velvet foreground with loose gems and gold accents; second, the sharply rendered hero bottle; third, heavily subdued dark foliage and feather-like decorative forms; fourth, an almost pure black studio backdrop. Keep large black leaf or feather shapes primarily along the right side and lower-left regions. Include muted warm-gold botanical scroll silhouettes in the upper-right and left background, but keep them low in luminance and substantially out of focus. Use only a few tiny warm background highlight points with no dominant bokeh field. Keep the background significantly darker than the bottle. Additional products absent. People absent. Graphic overlays absent. Separate watermark absent. No readable text anywhere in the background.

Use a top-front-left key source positioned around 10–11 o’clock at approximately 3400–4200 K, striking the crown, left-side gemstones, upper shoulder jewelry, raised gold ornament, and selected front-panel edges. Add a weaker balancing source from approximately 1–2 o’clock on the front-right to create bilateral jewelry sparkle and reveal right-side bottle facets. Add a concentrated overhead component catching the crown apex crystal and highest gold edges. Maintain frontal fill at approximately 20–30% of key intensity so the black central panel remains readable while preserving deep contrast. Keep intermittent neutral-white to warm-gold rim highlights around the bottle shoulders and faceted sidewalls.

Shape reflections according to material. On black glass, create narrow linear and polygonal highlights that follow the triangular and diamond facets. On raised gold, create small high-intensity specular points with rapid falloff into warm bronze recesses. On clear crystals, create hard pinpoint and triangular white reflections, with several highlights approaching clipped white and visible internal refraction. On black gemstones, create compact mirror-like white highlights. Maintain deep near-black shadows with moderately sharp transitions on glass and metal, and much softer transitions on velvet and background foliage. Use dramatic symmetrical jewelry/product lighting with concentrated top-front sparkle and deep low-key separation.

Keep the locked color system precise: dominant near-black H 220–250°, S 5–20%, B 2–15%; metallic gold H 40–48°, S 60–85%, B 55–95%; warm bronze recesses H 30–40°, S 55–75%, B 20–45%; crystal-white highlights H 35–55°, S 0–12%, B 90–100%; jet gemstone H 220–250°, S 5–20%, B 1–10% with neutral-white specular interruption. Maintain restrained overall saturation except for the metallic gold. Grade the image as a black-and-gold royal luxury advertisement with warm gold and ivory highlights, neutral-to-cool near-black shadows, very high luminance contrast, and an overall 3800–4400 K visual balance with localized warmer metallic reflections.

Use an 85–105 mm equivalent commercial product lens, approximately f/4–f/5.6. Keep the entire front bottle body, gold filigree, shoulder jewelry, and crown sharply resolved while allowing the rear foliage to fall substantially out of focus. Let some loose foreground gems sit just inside or outside the sharp-focus plane. Use moderate selective depth of field, minimal perspective distortion, digital grain level 1/10, and post-processing level 9/10 with strong but controlled local contrast, deep clean blacks, refined jewelry sparkle, selective sharpening, gold-highlight control, subtle bloom only around the strongest crystal reflections, and deep vignette-like background shaping. Atmospheric fog absent. Smoke absent. Rain absent. Lens flare absent. Motion blur absent.

Render at maximum photorealistic luxury-advertising quality with jewelry-grade metal, crystal, black glass, gemstone, and velvet simulation. Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve the exact product proportions, crown scale, front-panel geometry, shoulder width, lower-body taper, gemstone distribution, baroque ornament density, frontal pose, surface finish, lighting geometry, color temperature, environment, and vertical product framing.

Do not alter the product shape. Do not change the faceted glass finish. Do not substitute materials. Do not change the locked black, gold, bronze, crystal, or jet color values. Do not simplify the crown, filigree, gemstone settings, or side borders. Do not replace PromptLabHub with any other wording. No extra people. No extra products. No extra objects beyond the reference arrangement. No extra text beyond “PromptLabHub”, “PARFUM · EXTRAIT DE PARFUM”, and the subtle PLH monogram or crest. No watermark. No cheap CGI look. No flattened geometry. No melted ornaments. No malformed gemstones. No asymmetrical crown distortion. No motion blur. No lens distortion. Ultra high resolution. Extremely sharp detail on the hero bottle. Accurate black-glass reflections, physically plausible metallic gold, realistic crystal refraction, realistic glossy jet gemstones, and tactile velvet fiber response. Photorealistic high-end luxury advertising only.