Amber Candle Fragrance Oil 1 Kg Price in India

Both amber oils, every tier, with the per-gram maths

CSI carries 92 fragrance oils, and amber appears in two. Neither is a bare amber note: Bergamot Amber Fragrance Oil is a citrus opening on an amber base, and Amber Oud Royal is amber built into an oud composition. There is no standalone "Amber" listing, so order by the full product name. For the smaller sizes, start with buying amber fragrance oil for candle making in India.

Read those tables as ladders. Bergamot Amber drops 20% per gram between 15 g and 50 g, holds flat through 100 g, then drops to ₹5.44 at 500 g and stays there. Amber Oud Royal drops in two clean steps — ₹12.99, ₹12.00, ₹11.64 — with no flat stretch at all. The kilogram instead of ten 100 g bottles saves ₹1,350 on Amber Oud Royal and ₹163 on Bergamot Amber.

Now the comparison that makes the point. Amber is one of the families where the kilogram actually pays, and that is not a given: plenty of oils on the same September 2026 price list are priced flat per gram from 100 g to 1 kg, so the buyer takes storage risk and a cash outlay in exchange for nothing.

Ten 100 g jars of Gilli Mitti cost ₹8,960 and so does the kilogram. Ten 100 g of Apple Cinnamon cost ₹4,743.60 and so does the kilogram. Ten 100 g of Juicy Orange cost ₹7,490 against ₹7,499 for the kilogram — ₹9 dearer in bulk. On those three, buying small and often is strictly better; on the two ambers it is not. "Always buy the kilogram" and "never buy the kilogram" are both wrong — check the ladder per oil, as in buying fragrance oils in bulk in India.

The ₹6,203 between the two kilograms is the whole decision

₹11,640 minus ₹5,437 is ₹6,203. As a purchase order that is abstract; as candles it is not. A 200 g candle at an 8% load carries 16 g of oil — ₹86.99 of fragrance at ₹5.44/g, ₹186.24 at ₹11.64/g: ₹99.25 on every candle, before wax, jar, wick or labour.

A 500-unit festive run — realistic working back from Diwali on 8 November 2026 — needs 8 kg of oil at 200 g and 8%: ₹43,496 of Bergamot Amber or ₹93,120 of Amber Oud Royal. ₹49,624 of difference on one run, which at this scale is usually the entire wax and glass budget.

The customer buys a finished candle, not an oil, and a ₹1,130 candle has to look like one. Put the premium fragrance in the same jar and box as the ₹655 candle and you have spent ₹99.25 the shelf cannot communicate. Pricing method: how to price candles in India 2026.

What one kilogram actually makes

A kilogram of fragrance oil is not a quantity most people have an instinct for; as finished candles it becomes a stock-planning number. The table divides 1,000 g by the oil in each candle at three loads and four fill weights. Counts are whole candles.

Two things fall out of it. The same kilogram is 125 candles or 25 candles depending on fill and load, so "how long will a kilogram last" has no answer until your format is fixed. And fragrance cost per candle runs from ₹43.50 to ₹453.96 — a factor of more than ten. Amber Oud Royal at 300 g and 13% needs a serious retail price behind it; Bergamot Amber at 100 g and 8% most price lists absorb without noticing.

Two costed 200 g builds, at 8%, line by line

A per-gram price is not a cost. This is what a finished 200 g amber candle costs to build with each oil at an 8% load — 16 g of fragrance, 184 g of wax — on live CSI wax, glass and wick pricing. Prices exclude tax and shipping.

The two builds are ₹159.14 apart, and only part of that is the fragrance decision. ₹99.25 is the oil. ₹23.85 is CSI 464 flakes to coconut-soy CSI 468, ₹32.50 is the amber glass instead of the clear salsa jar, ₹3.54 is the heavier wick the blend will want. Three of those four are optional: pour Amber Oud Royal into Build A's vessel and save ₹59.89 a unit. What you cannot do is pour it and keep the ₹655 price.

Amber is a safe family to hold, and that lowers the risk of a kilogram

Amber in perfumery is a base accord, built from resinous, heavy, low-volatility materials — the family of woods, balsams and resins that sit at the bottom of a composition. That physical property has a commercial consequence: a material that evaporates slowly from a warm melt pool also evaporates slowly from a bottle, and has little to lose to headspace and time.

Compare a citrus oil, whose character lives in light molecules that go first — from the candle during a burn, and from the bottle in storage, especially once it has been opened and half-emptied. The same twelve months on a shelf costs you more of a citrus-led oil than of a resinous one. Bergamot Amber is a hybrid and sits between the cases; Amber Oud Royal is almost entirely base-weighted and the more forgiving to hold.

Two documentation points belong with a kilogram. MSDS and IFRA documentation are supplied on request — ask when you order, not after a marketplace asks you. IFRA guidance states usage levels per application, and a candle is not a room spray. GST invoicing is issued on every order, which matters more at ₹11,640 than at ₹105.02.

Who should buy which kilogram

The yield table gives you a consumption threshold, and that should drive the order — not the per-gram saving, which only exists if the oil is poured. One kilogram at 200 g and 8% is 62 candles, so turning it inside six months means selling roughly ten amber candles a month; at 100 g and 8% a kilogram is 125 candles and needs about twenty-one. Work your own: monthly amber candles × 6 × grams per candle. Under 1,000 g, buy the 500 g.

The same caution applies in milder form to Bergamot Amber: because two 500 g packs cost ₹5,436 against ₹5,437, the 500 g is the real bulk entry point on that oil. Pour thirty-one candles, sell them, then take the kilogram for lot consistency — you lose nothing by stepping smaller first. On stock levels generally, this guide works through the maths.

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