This embossed diffuser bottle pairs textured glass with a black cap. The raised emblem adds a decorative detail to the vessel, while amber and green options offer two distinct color palettes. Each bottle comes empty for your own diffuser formula and packaging project.
Embossed diffuser bottle details
Choose from the listed bottle capacities of 50, 100, 150, 250, 500 and 1,000 ml. First, compare the dimensions of the model you need with your label and outer box. The embossed design forms part of the bottle itself, so plan the label position around its raised detail. Custom logo and packaging options are available for a coordinated fragrance range.
- Empty embossed glass vessel.
- Amber and green color options.
- Black cap and multiple bottle capacities.
Plan your order
First, compare your preferred bottle dimensions with the label and outer box. Then confirm the closure, finish and artwork for the selected model. Next, test the bottle, closure and reeds with your intended fragrance formula before ordering a production quantity. Finally, share your quantity and packaging needs with our team to discuss the selected version.
Filling and diffuser care
Place a diffuser upright on a stable, protected surface. Keep fragrance liquid away from children and pets, and follow the instructions supplied with the formula. Avoid contact with polished surfaces. Diffusion varies with the reeds, liquid, temperature and room conditions, which influence the finished fragrance experience.
Explore another diffuser design, or contact Lumelle for model details and availability.
Choose your embossed diffuser bottle
For example, select amber glass for a warmer display or green glass for a botanical color theme. In either case, keep the raised emblem visible when planning your branding. Also, compare the cap finish with the other pieces in your fragrance range.
Before choosing labels, check their fit on the selected vessel. Then review the full package with the bottle inside. For a consistent range, compare the different sizes side by side before confirming the design. For general fragrance ingredient guidance, learn about the IFRA Standards.




