Luxury Clear Glass Candle Jar - Rubber Ring Seal Lid

A Glass Candle Jar With Lid That Keeps the Fragrance In

A scented candle spends most of its life not burning. It sits open to the room, the fragrance drifts off a little each day and dust settles on the wax. The luxury clear glass candle jar closes that gap with a lid. It is a wide, clear pour-in jar, about 10.5cm across and 11cm tall, topped with a wooden lid that has a rubber sealing ring underneath and a rope loop on top to lift it.

The seal keeps the scent inside between burns, keeps dust off the surface and makes the finished candle look like a gift without any extra packaging.

What the Sealing Lid Changes

Most candle jars are open or come with a loose cap that does nothing. A lid with a rubber ring seals against the glass rim, so a candle poured in autumn still smells the same when it is lit at Christmas. Makers get stock that holds its fragrance in storage and on the stall, and the person who receives it gets a jar worth keeping. Lift the lid off by the rope loop before lighting and put it back once the wax has cooled.

Pouring a Wide Candle Jar

A jar this wide needs more than one wick. A single wick in a 10cm jar tunnels down the middle, so plan on two wicks set evenly apart, or a wide wooden wick made for large containers. Warm the glass before pouring so the wax does not pull away from the sides, and allow a full cure before the first burn. Clear glass shows the wax, so a smooth top matters. Beeswax looks especially good in it, since the warm colour of the wax is the decoration. The jar suits soy wax, beeswax and blends.

Where It Sits in the Range

This is the large, lidded jar in the collection. The plain clear jars and the frosted jar are smaller and suit everyday candles and favours. This one is for the gift candle, the one that burns for hours and looks finished on a table, and it is the right size for a double-wick candle.

What It Is Not

The lid is for storage, not for burning. Never light the candle with the lid on or rest it on the rim while the flame is going, because the wood and the rubber ring are not made for heat. The jar ships empty, sold singly, with no wick or wax. Check the measurements against your wick chart and your shelf before buying a dozen. A smaller clear jar is the better choice for tea lights, samples and favours.

Specifications

• Type: pour-in candle jar with sealing lid
• Glass: clear, recyclable
• Lid: wooden lid with rubber sealing ring and rope loop handle
• Approximate size: 10.5cm wide, 11cm high
• Suits: soy wax, beeswax and blends
• Wick: not included, a jar this wide usually needs two wicks
• Supplied: empty, sold individually
• Care: hand wash, lid off before lighting, never burn with the lid on

What size is this candle jar?

It is approximately 10.5cm wide and 11cm high. Check these measurements against your wick chart and shelf space before buying in bulk.

What is the lid made of?

The lid is wooden with a rubber sealing ring underneath and a rope loop handle on top for lifting.

Does the lid keep the fragrance in?

Yes, the rubber ring seals against the glass rim to hold the scent in between burns and keep dust off the wax.

Can I burn the candle with the lid on?

No. The lid is for storage only. Remove it before lighting and never rest it on the rim while the flame is going, as the wood and rubber are not made for heat.

Does it come with a wick or wax?

No. The jar ships empty and is sold individually, with no wick, wax or label included.

How many wicks does this jar need?

A jar this wide usually needs two evenly spaced wicks, or a wide wooden wick made for large containers, to avoid tunnelling.

Which waxes suit this jar?

It suits soy wax, beeswax and blends. Clear glass shows off beeswax especially well.

How do I stop the wax pulling away from the glass?

Warm the glass before pouring, then allow the candle a full cure before its first burn.

How do I clean the jar?

Hand wash the glass. The jar is clear and recyclable.

Is this jar good for tea lights or favours?

It is a large jar, so a smaller clear jar is the better choice for tea lights, samples and favours.