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Custom 100ml Marble-Effect Glass Perfume Bottle

This custom 100ml glass perfume bottle transforms geological forms into a sculptural fragrance package. Its thick-walled rectangular body features layered, rock-like contours, while the coordinating cap continues the carved-stone silhouette. A white marble-effect finish gives the complete bottle a monolithic appearance without losing the precision of the gold-tone spray assembly and branding details. Designed for premium fragrance launches, the structure can be customized through color, surface finish, printing, and cap decoration.

Verified 100ml / 3.4 fl. oz. capacity for full-size fragrance collections.
Thick-walled glass body creates visual depth and a substantial presentation.
Sculpted contours distinguish the bottle from conventional rectangular formats.
Secure-fit decorative cap offers customizable finish and logo possibilities.
Marble-effect, gradient, frosted, matte, hot-stamped, and printed directions are supported.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Product Name: Custom 100ml Marble-Effect Glass Perfume Bottle
Capacity: 100ml / 3.4 fl. oz.
Color: Customized
Material: Thick-walled glass
Use: perfume brands
MOQ: 10000pcs

Delivery Packing: Standard export carton packing

Surface Treatment: Gradient, frosted, matte, marble finish, water-transfer, hot stamping, silk printing, and CMYK printing

Packaging Suggestion:

An independent fragrance house is developing a premium collection inspired by subterranean landscapes, cold stone, and the moment natural light reaches a hidden cavern. The brand needs packaging that communicates this world before the customer encounters the scent, but a standard rectangular bottle with printed graphics feels too flat and familiar.

Jarsking’s 100ml sculpted glass perfume bottle provides an architectural base, while the white marble-effect treatment turns its layered contours into a single carved-looking object. Grey veining runs across the bottle and cap, a restrained gold-tone collar introduces warmth, and the irregular edges resemble rock faces shaped over time.

For the fragrance house, this direction turns the bottle into the central storytelling asset. The marble-effect surface supports close-up product photography, the sculpted silhouette remains identifiable in shadow, and the geological design language can extend to future fragrances through obsidian black, mineral green, amber crystal, or translucent violet colorways while preserving one recognizable collection architecture.