Held within a faceted 100 ml glass bottle, drawn from the old apothecary flacons of classical perfumery, the fragrance presents itself as a true work of art. The brass-finished metalwork lifts the lines of the bottle, and the engraved cap closes it with quiet authority.
The powder-blue glass speaks to Einstein's most rarefied, visionary world: a sky crossed by thought, paper marked with notes, the near-abstract lightness of scientific intuition. The cameo dedicated to the physicist pays tribute to the years he spent in Milan, where the young Einstein first began shaping the way of seeing that would change how the world looks at itself.
