Buy 100 Candle Jars Wholesale in India

The three 100-packs and what each is worth

There are seven listings with a 100-pack, grouped into three jar lines: the clear 200ml Salsa jar, the coloured 200ml Salsa jars (five colours at one price), and the 40ml Mini Glass Jar with black or golden lid. Each also lists a 5-pack and a 50-pack; the Mini jar adds a 25. The table buys the same hundred jars every way the listings allow, which is the only honest way to see what the 100-pack itself is worth.

Read across the clear Salsa row and the shape is clear: a large step from fives to fifties (₹4,012 down to ₹2,950 for a hundred jars, ₹1,062 saved) and then nothing. The 100-pack is a convenient single line in the cart, not a second discount. The coloured row is flat end to end. The Mini row is the only one that keeps stepping — ₹25.96, ₹25.37, ₹23.60 and finally ₹21.24 a jar — so a maker who knows they will pour a hundred 40ml candles is the one buyer for whom the 100-pack itself is the right purchase.

The golden-lid Mini jar lists its 5-, 50- and 100-packs at the same prices as the black-lid version, so the ₹2,124 hundred applies to either lid. Treat the listing's 25-pack figures with care and use the 50 and 100 prices when you compare.

One 100-pack or a mixed hundred

Most first hundreds are not a hundred of one candle. They are a main size and a smaller one, or two colours for two scents, or a gift-set pairing. The table prices six ways to spend on a hundred jars, using only listed packs, so you can see what variety actually costs.

The spread in the "average per jar" column — ₹21.24 to ₹56.88 — is almost entirely a design decision, not a pack decision. None of these mixes pays a penalty for splitting, because every listing involved is either flat-priced or split at its own price-break point. That frees you to plan the hundred around what sells: if your market stall moves three small candles for every large one, buy the hundred in that ratio.

A hundred of everything else: 10-packs and 20-packs

Votives, matte jars, shiny 120 gm jars, velvet heart jars and the 150 gram jars with golden lids are listed in 5s, 10s or 20s. Their per-jar price does not change with the pack, so ten 10-packs are simply a hundred jars at the listed rate. Where a 20-pack exists, it halves the number of cart lines without changing the price.

The shiny 120 gm jars are the one row that needs twenty cart lines, because their largest listed pack is five. That is a nuisance, not a price problem — it is also exactly the sort of order worth sending on WhatsApp as one message rather than assembling twenty times. The matte row is the opposite: fourteen colours are in stock at ₹708 per ten, so a hundred matte jars can be ten colours of ten at the same ₹7,080 as a hundred black ones.

What each page states about capacity

A hundred jars multiplies every gram. Before the wax order, it is worth knowing exactly what each listing says about how much it holds, in what unit, and what it leaves out. The table quotes each page's own words; where a page is silent, it says so.

Two lines in that table cause most of the planning mistakes. The matte range's "fill weight of 200 ml" uses a weight word with a volume unit, and it is tempting to read it as 200 g; it is not stated in grams, so don't plan it in grams until you have weighed a pour. And the heart jar's "up to 50 grams" is a maximum: a candle poured to a sensible line below the rim will hold less. For a hundred jars, a 10 g difference per jar is a kilo of wax.

What 100 jars need in wax, oil and wicks

For the four gram-stated jars, the table turns a hundred jars into a wax and oil order. Fragrance load is 8% of the finished candle (a 150 g candle is 138 g of wax and 12 g of oil); the wax figure then gets a 3–5% planning allowance for spills and top-ups, and the pack column picks sensible listed bags of Luxury Soy Wax Chunks. Oil packs use Lavender Fragrance Oil as the example.

Wicks and stickers are simpler because they count by the candle. A hundred jars need a hundred wicks and a few spares: Eco Candle Wicks Thin (C1) are ₹590 per 100 and Thick (C2) ₹944 per 100, and the coloured Salsa pages state "Pairs well with C2 Eco Wicks". No other jar page in this guide states a wick size, so wick choice for the rest comes from your own burn test. Candle Wick Stickers are ₹100 per sheet of 40; the 100-sticker sheet is sold out, so three sheets (120 stickers, ₹300) cover a hundred wicks with room for re-wicks.

Four costed 100-jar baskets

Put the jars, the wax and oil from the table above, 110 C1 wicks (a 100-pack and a 10-pack, ₹649) and three sticker sheets (₹300) together, and a hundred-candle batch has a real price. These are order totals — what leaves your account — not per-candle material costs, so they include the spare wax, oil and wicks that roll into the next batch.

Look at the 120 g and 150 g rows. The wax line (₹7,197 and ₹8,994) is larger than or close to the jar line, and wax plus oil together are well above it. A buyer who budgets "₹9,440 for a hundred jars" has budgeted a little over a third of the order. For the millilitre jars the same basket works once the fill is weighed: a hundred clear Salsa jars are ₹2,950 of glass, and every 10 g of fill adds ₹968.76 of wax and oil across the hundred.

Jars worth buying a hundred of

Four jars that make sense at a hundred, each for a different production reason. Size tables come from the product pages with the listed price per jar.

When a hundred becomes a regular order, the question changes again. No CSI jar lists a 500-pack, so five hundred jars means five 100-packs at the listed rate — ₹14,750 in clear Salsa — or a quote on WhatsApp, and receiving, checking and storing that many jars becomes a job in itself. That stage is covered in buying 500 candle jars wholesale. If you are costing the rest of a hundred-candle batch, raw materials required to make 100 candles works through the full bill of materials.

Frequently asked questions