Acqua di Gioia Giorgio Armani 2010 EDP Vintage Perfume, 12.5ml 25% Residual, Damaged Bottle, Original Formulation, Collectible Fragrance

Presentation of Acqua di Gioia by Giorgio Armani in Eau de Parfum concentration. This unit belongs to the first production phase of this iconic aquatic fragrance.

Object History: Launched in March 2010, Acqua di Gioia was conceived by perfumers Loc Dong, Anne Flipo, and Dominique Ropion. The composition sought to evoke the essence of nature and the freshness of water, quickly establishing itself as a pillar of contemporary feminine perfumery for the House of Armani.

Details and Condition:
- Period: Year 2010 (Batch code 38G800, August 2010).
- Original Volume: 50 ml (1.7 oz).
- Residual Volume: Approximately 12.5 ml (0.42 oz), equivalent to 25% of the total.
- Material: Glass and synthetic material.
- Condition: The bottle has a significant fracture (chipped) at the glass base, visible in the lower left corner. The atomizer mechanism is operational, and the content maintains its original chromatic properties.

Collection Value: This item is of particular interest to perfumery students and collectors due to its production date (first year of launch), allowing for the analysis of the original 2010 formulation.

Legal Notice: Due to the nature of the item, exchanges or returns are not accepted. Please note that the top notes in vintage fragrances may have evolved, differing slightly from a recent production unit.