Dark violet biophotonic glass — not a design decision, but science with a thousand-year history.
Violet glass for storing precious oils, essences and medicines was used in ancient Egypt. Archaeologists found dark violet glass vessels in the tombs of pharaohs — alongside balms and oils that had preserved their properties across millennia. The tradition never ended — it simply received a scientific explanation.
The visible light spectrum — from 380 to 780 nm — initiates oxidation and molecular degradation. Amber glass blocks part of the spectrum. Clear glass blocks nothing. Miron Violetglass blocks the entire destructive visible spectrum, admitting only stabilising frequencies: the violet range of 380–420 nm and the infrared range of 730–1050 nm.
Capsaicin, olive polyphenols, tocopherol — all bioactive compounds retain their structure and activity for the full shelf life. The oil can be stored in light. It does not degrade. Flavour, colour and aroma remain exactly as they were on the day of bottling.
Miron Violetglass has been producing glass since 1995 and supplies to 70+ countries worldwide. Its clients include pharmaceutical companies, niche perfumers and premium cosmetics houses. This is the choice of those unwilling to compromise.