This pack of 6 contains 250 ml round antique-style glass diffuser bottles in amber (deep honey tone). The vintage character comes from the slightly thicker walls and the classic apothecary look, which gives a distinctive visual effect. The 250 ml capacity ensures a long life per fill, so the bottle is well suited to living rooms, dining rooms and office spaces.
What is in the set of 6 bottles
The pack contains six identically sized and coloured 250 ml round glass bottles. The gross package weight is around 1.32 kg, with each piece weighing roughly 0.22 kg net. The bottles are supplied without caps; a matching diffuser cap can be selected as a separate accessory.
Shape and capacity
The 250 ml capacity is ideal for a larger room or a longer-lasting fill. The round base sits stably and visually echoes classic antique references: bottles of this kind recall 19th-century pharmacy glass. Six identical bottles are enough for a small batch by a maker, and provide reserve stock for home use.
Colour and glass quality
The amber colour is not only decorative: it filters out part of the UV light, so the more sensitive components of fragrance blends (citrus, floral and resinous notes) retain their original character for longer. The deep tone pairs well with warmer interiors and darker furniture.
Typical uses
- Reed diffuser: with rattan sticks or as a refill for an ultrasonic device.
- Own fragrance blends: a consistent 250 ml format for fragrance makers.
- Cosmetics storage: for essential-oil blends and smaller amounts of bath oils.
- Gifting: the antique look fits nicely into a gift basket.
- DIY / own brand: as a base element for handmade diffuser sets with custom labels.
Cleaning and care
The bottle can be washed with warm, mildly soapy water; after thorough rinsing, dry it upside-down so the inside dries completely. Avoid dishwasher use and strong alkaline cleaners, as these can damage the surface over time. Before filling with a new fragrance blend, always make sure the inside of the bottle is dry, so water and fragrance components do not mix.