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Bright Crystal Absolu

Bright Crystal Absolu, an eau de parfum for women launched by Versace in 2013, extends Bright Crystal in a more concentrated version, signed by Alberto Morillas, the creator of the original. Yuzu, pomegranate and an icy accord open onto a heart of raspberry, lotus, peony and magnolia, set on mahogany, amber and musk. The pink glass bottle wears a wide, faceted fuchsia cap.

A pink glass bottle with beveled edges, topped by a wide fuchsia cap cut with facets like a precious stone.

Bright Crystal Absolu takes up the bottle of the Bright Crystal eau de toilette, in a deeper pink. The transparent glass forms a rectangle wider than it is tall, with thick beveled edges, set on a thick base cut into panels.

The cap, almost as wide as the bottle, forms a flattened oval cut with facets, in transparent fuchsia glass. Versace speaks of a cabochon with infinite facets, carried like an offering, and links the whole to its fine jewelry.

On the front, VERSACE, BRIGHT CRYSTAL ABSOLU and EAU DE PARFUM appear in silver lettering. The box, with a Versace pattern, shifts from bright pink at the top to very pale pink at the bottom, beneath a Medusa-head medallion circled by a geometric frieze.