Packaging
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Apothecary bottles
Apothecary Jar (2 Liter)
Benefit: Organizes botanical ingredients in a glass storage jar.
$84.99 -
Apothecary bottles
Apothecary Jar (250 ml)
Benefit: Organizes botanical ingredients in a glass storage jar.
$41.99 -
Apothecary Bowls
Miron Violet Glass Handmade Charging Bowl
Benefit: Keeps small essentials together in a decorative glass bowl.
$46.99 -
Water bottles
Miron Water Bottle (1 Liter )
Benefit: Keeps drinking water conveniently stored in glass.
$34.99 -
Apothecary bottles
Apothecary Jar (500 ml)
Benefit: Organizes botanical ingredients in a glass storage jar.
$48.99 -
Wideneck jars
Wide Mouth Jar (1 Liter)
Benefit: Makes filling and scooping stored ingredients easier.
$38.99 -
Wideneck jars
Wide Neck Jar (250 ml)
Benefit: Makes filling and scooping stored ingredients easier.
$24.99
Glass Bottles and Jars for Oils, Herbs and Cosmetics
Our glass bottles and jars are the same kind of containers we use for our own oils and butters. Many are made from Miron violet glass, a dark violet glass designed to block most visible light, which helps protect light-sensitive oils, tinctures and herbs. Glass is non-reactive and can be washed and reused.
Choose from mini bottles from 15ml to 100ml for essential oils and serums, square oil bottles and water bottles up to 1 litre, cosmetic jars and wide neck jars for creams and butters, and apothecary jars up to 2 litres for dried herbs and teas. We also stock a handmade violet glass charging bowl and a 500ml wine bottle.
Buying guide
Choosing the Right Glass Container
Match the container to the contents
For essential oils, serums and tinctures, use our mini bottles from 15ml to 100ml. For carrier oils and infused oils, the square oil bottles hold 250ml or 750ml. Creams, balms and butters go in cosmetic jars or wide neck jars, and dried herbs, teas and bath salts suit apothecary jars.
Violet or clear glass
Miron violet glass is a dark violet glass designed to block most visible light, which helps protect light-sensitive oils and liquids. Clear glass jars work well for dry goods you want to see, kept out of direct sun.
Cleaning and reuse
Wash glass in warm soapy water, rinse well and let it dry completely before refilling, since trapped water shortens the life of oils and butters. Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as pouring boiling water into a cold jar, which can crack glass.
Labelling
Label each container with its contents and the date you filled it, so you always know what is inside and how old it is.
Questions & answers
Glass Packaging FAQs
Still unsure? Ask our team and we will help you choose.
What is Miron violet glass?
A dark violet glass made to block most of the visible light spectrum. It is used to store light-sensitive oils, tinctures and herbs.
Can I put the containers in the dishwasher?
We recommend washing by hand in warm soapy water, especially for lids and droppers.
Do the bottles and jars come with lids?
Each product page lists the cap or lid included with that container.
Can I store food in these jars?
Our apothecary and wide neck jars are popular for dry foods such as herbs, spices, tea and salts.