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Use a minimalist and sophisticated setting. A dark, matte surface like black or deep navy blue to create contrast and highlight the perfume bottle.
Add a subtle, blurred background element like a silk fabric draped in the background, suggesting luxury without overpowering the shot.
Lighting:

Soft, diffused lighting from above or the side to accentuate the contours of the bottle and the details of the label.
Consider using a backlight to create a subtle glow around the bottle, enhancing its allure.
Use a reflector or soft fill light on the opposite side to avoid harsh shadows and maintain a balanced look.
Bottle Positioning:

Place the bottle centrally and upright, with the Glisten logo clearly visible.
Slightly angle the bottle to catch the light, emphasizing the glass texture and any reflective elements.
Optionally, add a few reflective droplets of water on the bottle or surface to evoke freshness and purity.
Props:

Minimalistic, with perhaps a single luxurious prop like a gold accent or a piece of elegant jewelry subtly placed in the frame.
Keep props minimal to ensure the focus remains on the perfume.
Mood:

Aim for a mood that is elegant, refined, and timeless. The shot should evoke feelings of luxury and exclusivity.