Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same sculptural luxury fragrance bottle integrated into a mechanical scorpion structure, same dark black-and-gold studio setting, same high-gloss faceted perfume glass, glossy black enamel armor, mirror-polished gold hardware, matte-black packaging box, polished black marble surface, same objects, same 4:5 framing, and same dramatic low-key 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 below.

Generate a photorealistic high-end luxury advertising CGI / AI-assisted commercial render of the same scorpion-shaped perfume sculpture in a vertical 4:5 composition, approximately 735 × 919 px. Center the fragrance bottle slightly above the frame midpoint, position the two oversized claws as a wide triangular foreground base, spread the articulated legs symmetrically across the lower two-thirds of the frame, and arch the segmented tail upward behind the bottle before curling forward toward the upper-left. Show the entire bottle, both dominant claws, most leg structures, the tail, stinger, neck hardware, and their marble reflections; allow only several outer leg tips to approach or crop naturally at the left and right frame edges. Use a near eye-level to slightly low frontal product angle with three-quarter visibility of the legs and pincers and mild downward visibility onto the polished marble surface. Keep everything close to the original uploaded image.

Preserve the exact perfume-bottle form factor: a vertically oriented oval-to-egg-shaped central body with angular faceted shoulders, a tapered lower section, and a height-to-width ratio of approximately 1.45:1 excluding the neck. Preserve the deep black transparent-to-opaque glass/crystal body with a polished high-gloss finish. Keep dark bottle zones near H 30–45°, S 10–30%, B 3–20%, with warm bronze reflections. Cover the surface with large irregular polygonal facets so highlights break into compact rectangular and angular reflections. Keep the glass smooth and polished with no grain, stitching, embossing, or matte coating.

Preserve the short cylindrical neck assembly with alternating black and metallic-gold zones. Retain the wide gold collar band with engraved crisscross lattice geometry, mirror-polished raised surfaces, narrow bright edge reflections, and dark bronze recessed grooves. Render metallic gold around H 35–45°, S 55–80%, B 55–95%, with bronze shadow transitions around H 28–38°, S 45–70%, B 18–40%.

Preserve the exact integration of the fragrance bottle as the central abdomen of the scorpion sculpture. Construct the tail from approximately 7–8 visible armored segments, each using glossy black enamel or onyx-like central plates enclosed by mirror-polished warm-gold framing. Make the tail rise behind the bottle, arch strongly upward, and curl toward the upper-left/front. Terminate it with the same sharply tapered curved metallic-gold stinger, highly polished and reflective.

Preserve the articulated mechanical/insectoid legs extending symmetrically from both sides of the lower body. Build each leg from narrow cylindrical joints connected to faceted dark armor plates, with glossy black central sections and polished-gold joint structures. Keep several leg tips close to the frame boundaries exactly as in the reference.

Preserve the two oversized pincers dominating the lower-left and lower-right foreground. Use glossy black inner claw plates with shallow engraved or scale-like detailing near the joints and large mirror-polished gold outer shells terminating in pointed curved tips. Keep the claw geometry, orientation, size, and bilateral balance extremely close to the reference. Render the gold areas smooth and highly reflective and the black sections crisp and enamel-like.

Preserve the sculpted scorpion head directly below the fragrance bottle, using dark faceted black surfaces, narrow polished-gold trim, and small raised mechanical details. Do not simplify the head, claw joints, leg mechanics, or tail segmentation.

Replace the existing primary bottle branding with the exact text “PromptLabHub”. Center “PromptLabHub” on the front black bottle panel at the same position occupied by the original headline. Use a refined high-contrast luxury serif in metallic warm gold, medium weight, moderate letter spacing, precise centered alignment, and strong readability against the black glass. Make “PromptLabHub” the dominant readable bottle text. Beneath it, retain only a very small subordinate fragrance descriptor reading “EAU DE PARFUM” in restrained uppercase warm-gold lettering. Replace the existing upper scorpion identity emblem with a small symmetrical gold PLH monogram or PromptLabHub crest while maintaining the elegant ornamental hierarchy.

Preserve the large rectangular packaging box behind and to the left of the bottle. Keep the box rigid, matte black, vertically oriented, and bordered by a thin warm-gold line. Replace the original box branding with “PromptLabHub” in the same refined metallic-gold luxury serif. Replace the original scorpion brand illustration with a subtle gold PLH monogram or PromptLabHub ornamental crest centered in the upper half of the box. Retain only a small subordinate “EAU DE PARFUM” descriptor if secondary copy is used. Do not retain any visible “SCORPION” or “ABSOLU” wording.

Keep the same locked surface finish: high-gloss faceted near-black perfume glass; glossy black enamel scorpion armor; mirror-polished gold tail framing, leg joints, claws, stinger, collar, and trim; engraved gold lattice neck band; matte black rigid packaging; and polished black marble with fine pale beige-to-gold veining. A distinct liquid boundary must remain absent so the bottle reads as extremely dark tinted glass. Bubbles absent. Condensation absent. Droplets absent.

Keep the same polished black marble or dark stone tabletop extending beyond the bottom frame. Preserve fine pale beige and warm-gold veining. Render the surface semi-gloss to polished with clear but slightly softened reflections beneath the bottle, claws, legs, and gold hardware. Maintain distorted dark-gold mirror reflections from both claws and surrounding metal structures, with reflective marble bounce contributing subtle warm illumination to nearby lower surfaces.

The background should follow the uploaded image as a layered near-black luxury studio environment. Keep the moderately readable matte-black branded packaging box in the rear-left layer. Behind it, fall rapidly into deep black. On the rear-right, retain a tall ornate dark metallic or gold decorative column/object as a heavily blurred vertical form. Include only sparse warm oval or circular highlight points in the far background, especially toward the upper-right, with soft edges and no dominant bokeh field. Background foliage absent. People absent. Additional products absent. Smoke absent. Fog absent. The background must remain substantially darker and softer than the hero sculpture. No readable text in the distant background.

Use a warm directional key light from approximately 10–11 o’clock/front-left at 3200–3800 K. Make it produce bright bronze-gold highlights along the left claw, selected bottle facets, tail segments, neck hardware, gold framing, and the thin package edge. Add a weaker warm-neutral source at approximately 1–2 o’clock/front-right to separate the right claw, right-side legs, tail edges, and selected bottle facets from the near-black background. Maintain fill at approximately 15–25% of key intensity so shadow zones remain intentionally close to black.

Use intermittent warm-gold rim lighting along tail segments, outer leg edges, claw contours, bottle shoulders, and selected glass facets. Render black-glass highlights as compact hard polygonal patches precisely following individual facets. Render polished-gold highlights as narrow bright edge reflections with rapid falloff into bronze and near-black. Keep glossy black enamel environmental reflections crisp rather than diffuse. Render marble reflections softer than metal reflections but clearly visible. Use deep low-key shadows with moderately hard transitions on metal and glass and softer transitions in the background.

Keep the locked color system precise: dominant near-black H 20–45°, S 5–15%, B 2–12%; metallic gold H 35–45°, S 55–80%, B 55–95%; bronze shadow H 28–38°, S 45–70%, B 18–40%; and ivory specular highlights H 35–50°, S 5–18%, B 85–100%. Maintain restrained saturation so the image derives most of its visual force from black/gold luminance contrast. Apply a warm black-and-gold cinematic luxury grade with very high contrast, deep controlled near-black shadows, amber-gold highlights, pale ivory peak speculars, and an overall temperature balance around 3400–4100 K.

Use a 70–90 mm equivalent commercial product lens with approximately f/4–f/5.6 aperture. Keep the front claws, central scorpion head, bottle body, bottle label, neck assembly, and forward leg structures highly detailed and sharply rendered. Allow the rear tail portions and packaging box to soften slightly while distant decorative objects fall heavily out of focus. Maintain moderate selective depth of field, minimal perspective distortion, grain level 1/10, and post-processing level 9/10 with deep contrast shaping, controlled black levels, metallic highlight enhancement, selective sharpening, strong warm luxury grading, and only minimal bloom around the brightest gold reflections. Lens flare absent. Rain absent. Fog absent. Chromatic aberration absent. Motion blur absent.

Render at maximum photorealistic luxury-advertising quality with jewelry-grade metal reflections, physically plausible faceted glass, crisp black-enamel shaders, detailed mechanical articulation, and realistic polished-marble reflections. Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve exact bottle proportions, scorpion silhouette, tail curvature, leg spread, claw scale, collar geometry, packaging position, reflective surface, lighting direction, color temperature, environment, and scene framing.

Do not alter the perfume bottle shape. Do not change the faceted high-gloss finish. Do not substitute materials. Do not change the locked black, gold, bronze, or ivory color values. Do not simplify the claws, segmented tail, articulated legs, gold framing, lattice collar, or faceted glass. Do not add extra people. Do not add extra products. Do not add extra objects. No text except “PromptLabHub” and the small subordinate “EAU DE PARFUM” descriptor. No “SCORPION”. No “ABSOLU”. No watermark. No cheap CGI look. No malformed mechanical joints. No melted metal. No asymmetrical claw distortion. No broken tail segments. No lens distortion. No motion blur. Ultra high resolution. Sharp detail on the hero product. Accurate glass reflections, polished gold response, black-enamel reflections, and marble material texture. Photorealistic high-end luxury advertising only.

Use the uploaded image as the main visual reference. Recreate the same sculptural luxury fragrance bottle integrated into a mechanical scorpion structure, same dark black-and-gold studio setting, same high-gloss faceted perfume glass, glossy black enamel armor, mirror-polished gold hardware, matte-black packaging box, polished black marble surface, same objects, same 4:5 framing, and same dramatic low-key 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 below.

Generate a photorealistic high-end luxury advertising CGI / AI-assisted commercial render of the same scorpion-shaped perfume sculpture in a vertical 4:5 composition, approximately 735 × 919 px. Center the fragrance bottle slightly above the frame midpoint, position the two oversized claws as a wide triangular foreground base, spread the articulated legs symmetrically across the lower two-thirds of the frame, and arch the segmented tail upward behind the bottle before curling forward toward the upper-left. Show the entire bottle, both dominant claws, most leg structures, the tail, stinger, neck hardware, and their marble reflections; allow only several outer leg tips to approach or crop naturally at the left and right frame edges. Use a near eye-level to slightly low frontal product angle with three-quarter visibility of the legs and pincers and mild downward visibility onto the polished marble surface. Keep everything close to the original uploaded image.

Preserve the exact perfume-bottle form factor: a vertically oriented oval-to-egg-shaped central body with angular faceted shoulders, a tapered lower section, and a height-to-width ratio of approximately 1.45:1 excluding the neck. Preserve the deep black transparent-to-opaque glass/crystal body with a polished high-gloss finish. Keep dark bottle zones near H 30–45°, S 10–30%, B 3–20%, with warm bronze reflections. Cover the surface with large irregular polygonal facets so highlights break into compact rectangular and angular reflections. Keep the glass smooth and polished with no grain, stitching, embossing, or matte coating.

Preserve the short cylindrical neck assembly with alternating black and metallic-gold zones. Retain the wide gold collar band with engraved crisscross lattice geometry, mirror-polished raised surfaces, narrow bright edge reflections, and dark bronze recessed grooves. Render metallic gold around H 35–45°, S 55–80%, B 55–95%, with bronze shadow transitions around H 28–38°, S 45–70%, B 18–40%.

Preserve the exact integration of the fragrance bottle as the central abdomen of the scorpion sculpture. Construct the tail from approximately 7–8 visible armored segments, each using glossy black enamel or onyx-like central plates enclosed by mirror-polished warm-gold framing. Make the tail rise behind the bottle, arch strongly upward, and curl toward the upper-left/front. Terminate it with the same sharply tapered curved metallic-gold stinger, highly polished and reflective.

Preserve the articulated mechanical/insectoid legs extending symmetrically from both sides of the lower body. Build each leg from narrow cylindrical joints connected to faceted dark armor plates, with glossy black central sections and polished-gold joint structures. Keep several leg tips close to the frame boundaries exactly as in the reference.

Preserve the two oversized pincers dominating the lower-left and lower-right foreground. Use glossy black inner claw plates with shallow engraved or scale-like detailing near the joints and large mirror-polished gold outer shells terminating in pointed curved tips. Keep the claw geometry, orientation, size, and bilateral balance extremely close to the reference. Render the gold areas smooth and highly reflective and the black sections crisp and enamel-like.

Preserve the sculpted scorpion head directly below the fragrance bottle, using dark faceted black surfaces, narrow polished-gold trim, and small raised mechanical details. Do not simplify the head, claw joints, leg mechanics, or tail segmentation.

Replace the existing primary bottle branding with the exact text “PromptLabHub”. Center “PromptLabHub” on the front black bottle panel at the same position occupied by the original headline. Use a refined high-contrast luxury serif in metallic warm gold, medium weight, moderate letter spacing, precise centered alignment, and strong readability against the black glass. Make “PromptLabHub” the dominant readable bottle text. Beneath it, retain only a very small subordinate fragrance descriptor reading “EAU DE PARFUM” in restrained uppercase warm-gold lettering. Replace the existing upper scorpion identity emblem with a small symmetrical gold PLH monogram or PromptLabHub crest while maintaining the elegant ornamental hierarchy.

Preserve the large rectangular packaging box behind and to the left of the bottle. Keep the box rigid, matte black, vertically oriented, and bordered by a thin warm-gold line. Replace the original box branding with “PromptLabHub” in the same refined metallic-gold luxury serif. Replace the original scorpion brand illustration with a subtle gold PLH monogram or PromptLabHub ornamental crest centered in the upper half of the box. Retain only a small subordinate “EAU DE PARFUM” descriptor if secondary copy is used. Do not retain any visible “SCORPION” or “ABSOLU” wording.

Keep the same locked surface finish: high-gloss faceted near-black perfume glass; glossy black enamel scorpion armor; mirror-polished gold tail framing, leg joints, claws, stinger, collar, and trim; engraved gold lattice neck band; matte black rigid packaging; and polished black marble with fine pale beige-to-gold veining. A distinct liquid boundary must remain absent so the bottle reads as extremely dark tinted glass. Bubbles absent. Condensation absent. Droplets absent.

Keep the same polished black marble or dark stone tabletop extending beyond the bottom frame. Preserve fine pale beige and warm-gold veining. Render the surface semi-gloss to polished with clear but slightly softened reflections beneath the bottle, claws, legs, and gold hardware. Maintain distorted dark-gold mirror reflections from both claws and surrounding metal structures, with reflective marble bounce contributing subtle warm illumination to nearby lower surfaces.

The background should follow the uploaded image as a layered near-black luxury studio environment. Keep the moderately readable matte-black branded packaging box in the rear-left layer. Behind it, fall rapidly into deep black. On the rear-right, retain a tall ornate dark metallic or gold decorative column/object as a heavily blurred vertical form. Include only sparse warm oval or circular highlight points in the far background, especially toward the upper-right, with soft edges and no dominant bokeh field. Background foliage absent. People absent. Additional products absent. Smoke absent. Fog absent. The background must remain substantially darker and softer than the hero sculpture. No readable text in the distant background.

Use a warm directional key light from approximately 10–11 o’clock/front-left at 3200–3800 K. Make it produce bright bronze-gold highlights along the left claw, selected bottle facets, tail segments, neck hardware, gold framing, and the thin package edge. Add a weaker warm-neutral source at approximately 1–2 o’clock/front-right to separate the right claw, right-side legs, tail edges, and selected bottle facets from the near-black background. Maintain fill at approximately 15–25% of key intensity so shadow zones remain intentionally close to black.

Use intermittent warm-gold rim lighting along tail segments, outer leg edges, claw contours, bottle shoulders, and selected glass facets. Render black-glass highlights as compact hard polygonal patches precisely following individual facets. Render polished-gold highlights as narrow bright edge reflections with rapid falloff into bronze and near-black. Keep glossy black enamel environmental reflections crisp rather than diffuse. Render marble reflections softer than metal reflections but clearly visible. Use deep low-key shadows with moderately hard transitions on metal and glass and softer transitions in the background.

Keep the locked color system precise: dominant near-black H 20–45°, S 5–15%, B 2–12%; metallic gold H 35–45°, S 55–80%, B 55–95%; bronze shadow H 28–38°, S 45–70%, B 18–40%; and ivory specular highlights H 35–50°, S 5–18%, B 85–100%. Maintain restrained saturation so the image derives most of its visual force from black/gold luminance contrast. Apply a warm black-and-gold cinematic luxury grade with very high contrast, deep controlled near-black shadows, amber-gold highlights, pale ivory peak speculars, and an overall temperature balance around 3400–4100 K.

Use a 70–90 mm equivalent commercial product lens with approximately f/4–f/5.6 aperture. Keep the front claws, central scorpion head, bottle body, bottle label, neck assembly, and forward leg structures highly detailed and sharply rendered. Allow the rear tail portions and packaging box to soften slightly while distant decorative objects fall heavily out of focus. Maintain moderate selective depth of field, minimal perspective distortion, grain level 1/10, and post-processing level 9/10 with deep contrast shaping, controlled black levels, metallic highlight enhancement, selective sharpening, strong warm luxury grading, and only minimal bloom around the brightest gold reflections. Lens flare absent. Rain absent. Fog absent. Chromatic aberration absent. Motion blur absent.

Render at maximum photorealistic luxury-advertising quality with jewelry-grade metal reflections, physically plausible faceted glass, crisp black-enamel shaders, detailed mechanical articulation, and realistic polished-marble reflections. Follow the uploaded image as the primary reference. Preserve exact bottle proportions, scorpion silhouette, tail curvature, leg spread, claw scale, collar geometry, packaging position, reflective surface, lighting direction, color temperature, environment, and scene framing.

Do not alter the perfume bottle shape. Do not change the faceted high-gloss finish. Do not substitute materials. Do not change the locked black, gold, bronze, or ivory color values. Do not simplify the claws, segmented tail, articulated legs, gold framing, lattice collar, or faceted glass. Do not add extra people. Do not add extra products. Do not add extra objects. No text except “PromptLabHub” and the small subordinate “EAU DE PARFUM” descriptor. No “SCORPION”. No “ABSOLU”. No watermark. No cheap CGI look. No malformed mechanical joints. No melted metal. No asymmetrical claw distortion. No broken tail segments. No lens distortion. No motion blur. Ultra high resolution. Sharp detail on the hero product. Accurate glass reflections, polished gold response, black-enamel reflections, and marble material texture. Photorealistic high-end luxury advertising only.