Jasmine Fragrance Oil 1 Kg Wholesale Price in India

Jasmine Fragrance Oil 1 Kg Wholesale Price in India

 

Jasmine Fragrance Oil · ₹103 / 15g to ₹3,923 / 1kg One published ladder — no trade tier, no slab 92 fragrance oils · ships across India
CSI commercial fragrance guides
There is no wholesale price for jasmine. There is one price ladder, and on the kilogram it goes ₹1 the wrong way.
★★★★☆
"Hey, the fragrance is so nice. Can't wait to use in my candles!! A must buy item!!"
S.A.Jun 2024
Jasmine Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"…I've tried the Gardenia fragrance oil. It is highly concentrated. The packaging of the items has been exceptionally good for me. Timely delivery."
SraddhaVerified buyer · Mar 2025
Gardenia Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Fragrance oil is sooo good smell so good we love it a lot"
Arshad ShaikhVerified buyer · Mar 2026
British Rose Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Quality of fragrance is very good. Cold through and hot though both are perfect."
Priyanka PurohitVerified buyer · Sep 2026
Lavender Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Ordered soy wax, fragrance oils, wax and thermometer — everything was great quality! Gilli Mitti and Pumpkin Spice scents are amazing and authentic. Packaging was secure…"
RenuVerified buyer · Jul 2026
Gilli Mitti (Patchouli) Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Soy wax quality is the best, which ever products ordered were properly packed and delivered as early as possible, timely response to the inquiries. Good service"
Jaya SawlaniVerified buyer · Nov 2025
Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464
★★★★☆
"Hey, the fragrance is so nice. Can't wait to use in my candles!! A must buy item!!"
S.A.Jun 2024
Jasmine Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"…I've tried the Gardenia fragrance oil. It is highly concentrated. The packaging of the items has been exceptionally good for me. Timely delivery."
SraddhaVerified buyer · Mar 2025
Gardenia Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Fragrance oil is sooo good smell so good we love it a lot"
Arshad ShaikhVerified buyer · Mar 2026
British Rose Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Quality of fragrance is very good. Cold through and hot though both are perfect."
Priyanka PurohitVerified buyer · Sep 2026
Lavender Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Ordered soy wax, fragrance oils, wax and thermometer — everything was great quality! Gilli Mitti and Pumpkin Spice scents are amazing and authentic. Packaging was secure…"
RenuVerified buyer · Jul 2026
Gilli Mitti (Patchouli) Fragrance Oil
★★★★★
"Soy wax quality is the best, which ever products ordered were properly packed and delivered as early as possible, timely response to the inquiries. Good service"
Jaya SawlaniVerified buyer · Nov 2025
Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464
Reviews collected and published through Judge.me on candlemakingsuppliesindia.store. The S.A. review of Jasmine Fragrance Oil is the only published jasmine review on the store and Judge.me does not record it as a verified purchase, so it carries no badge. Raat Ki Rani and Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon have no published reviews at all. None of the six reviews mentions a wholesale rate, a trade account or a discount. Two longer reviews are shortened with an ellipsis; wording is otherwise unedited.
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Commercial Fragrance · Jasmine · Price
₹3,923 for the kilogram — and ₹3,922 for two 500 g packs of the same oil. The largest pack CSI sells is the one place where the per-gram price goes up. There is no trade rate to ask for, so here is what actually changes the cost of a jasmine candle.
₹3,923
per kilogram = ₹3.923 per gram · two 500 g packs of the same oil are ₹3,922 · CSI live pricing, September 2026
Quick answers — read this first
What is the wholesale price of 1 kg jasmine fragrance oil in India? At CSI, ₹3,923 — and that is the only price there is. Jasmine Fragrance Oil runs 15 g ₹103 · 50 g ₹230 · 100 g ₹430 · 500 g ₹1,961 · 1 kg ₹3,923. No separate rate card, no trade tier, no slab, no published MOQ.

So is the kilogram cheaper? No. Two 500 g packs are ₹3,922, so the kilogram is ₹1 dearer for the same 1,000 g. Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon does the same — ₹7,998 against ₹7,999.

The other two jasmines? Raat Ki Rani (Night-Blooming Jasmine) at ₹6,774/kg and Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon at ₹7,999/kg — a 2.04× spread inside one scent name.

Where the kilogram does win: against small packs. Ten 100 g packs cost ₹4,300, so it saves ₹377 (8.77%); twenty 50 g packs cost ₹4,600, so it saves ₹677 (14.72%). The ladder only goes flat at the top.
The short answer
The number: Jasmine Fragrance Oil 1 kg = ₹3,923 (₹3.923/g). That is the published price and the only price.
The catch: 2 × 500 g = ₹3,922, so the kilogram costs ₹1 more for identical weight. CSI publishes no slab, rate card, trade tier, MOQ or credit term, and this page will not pretend one is available on request.
What to do instead: the oil you pick moves ₹65.21 per 200 g candle, the vessel ₹32.50, the load ₹27.33, the kilogram-versus-500 g question ₹0.02. Work down that list in order.
Shop: Fragrance Oils · Candle Wax · Containers · a large recurring requirement can be quoted on WhatsApp.
Jasmine Fragrance Oil — ₹ per gram at every pack size CSI sells, drawn to scale 15 g ₹103 · ₹6.867 per gram 50 g ₹230 · ₹4.600 per gram 100 g ₹430 · ₹4.300 per gram 500 g ₹1,961 · ₹3.922 per gram — the floor 1 kg ₹3,923 · ₹3.923 per gram — up ₹0.001 ← longer, by 0.08 of a pixel
Bar length is ₹ per gram, drawn to one scale. The ladder falls hard from 15 g to 50 g, eases through 100 g, reaches its floor at 500 g — then reverses. The kilogram bar really is longer than the 500 g bar, by ₹0.001 per gram, which at this scale is 0.08 of a pixel. The discount you cannot see is the whole of the wholesale tier: there isn't one.
Straight answer
What is the wholesale price of 1 kg of jasmine fragrance oil in India?
At CSI it is ₹3,923 — and that is not a wholesale price, it is the price. Jasmine Fragrance Oil is published at 15 g ₹103, 50 g ₹230, 100 g ₹430, 500 g ₹1,961 and 1 kg ₹3,923: one ladder, identical for a first-time buyer and for a brand pouring every week. CSI publishes no trade tier, slab, rate card, minimum order quantity or credit term. If you came hoping the kilogram unlocks a better per-gram rate, the arithmetic says the opposite — two 500 g packs of the same oil cost ₹3,922, so the kilogram is ₹1 more for the same 1,000 g. Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon does it too, ₹7,998 against ₹7,999, and on Raat Ki Rani at ₹6,774/kg the two routes tie exactly. A buyer with a genuinely large recurring requirement can ask on WhatsApp for a quote; nothing here promises a better number exists. The rest of the page ranks the decisions that do move money — the oil, the vessel, the load — because the pack question is worth two paise a candle and the oil choice is worth ₹65.21.
One line: jasmine is ₹3,923/kg on a single published ladder, the kilogram is ₹1 dearer than two 500 g packs, and the oil you choose matters four thousand times more than the pack you choose it in.
Before you commit to any pack size, spend ₹103. The 15 g Jasmine variant pours one 200 g candle at a 6% load with 3 g spare — enough to judge cold throw, hot throw and how the oil sits in your wax before putting ₹1,961 or ₹3,923 on one scent.
Test jasmine at 15 g — ₹103

The jasmine ladder, and the rupee that goes backwards

Almost every "wholesale price" search assumes a hidden second price list. On jasmine at CSI there is no second list, and the top of the first one does not even slope the right way.

Here is the whole of it: three jasmine oils, five pack sizes each, every figure a live variant price as of September 2026. Read the per-gram column — it is the only one that says anything about value.

CSI's three jasmine oils · live variant pricing, September 2026
The full published ladder — the same ladder every buyer sees
Oil 15 g 50 g 100 g 500 g 1 kg ₹/g at 1 kg
Jasmine Fragrance Oil ₹103 ₹230 ₹430 ₹1,961 ₹3,923 ₹3.923
Raat Ki Rani (Night-Blooming Jasmine) ₹130 ₹370 ₹700 ₹3,387 ₹6,774 ₹6.774
Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon ₹133 ₹399 ₹799 ₹3,999 ₹7,999 ₹7.999

Now buy exactly one kilogram of each, four different ways. This is the table the phrase "wholesale price" is really asking about.

Four routes to 1,000 g of the same oil
What one kilogram costs depending on how you assemble it
Oil 20 × 50 g 10 × 100 g 2 × 500 g 1 × 1 kg Cheapest route to 1,000 g
Jasmine ₹4,600 ₹4,300 ₹3,922 ₹3,923 Two 500 g packs, by ₹1
Raat Ki Rani ₹7,400 ₹7,000 ₹6,774 ₹6,774 500 g and 1 kg tie exactly
Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon ₹7,980 ₹7,990 ₹7,998 ₹7,999 Twenty 50 g packs, by ₹19

The bottom row is the most awkward line on this page and it is ours to own. On Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon the cheapest way to own a kilogram is twenty 50 g bottles. The per-gram price climbs at every step — ₹7.980 at 50 g, ₹7.990 at 100 g, ₹7.998 at 500 g, ₹7.999 at 1 kg. The biggest pack costs ₹19 more than the smallest sensible one.

Keep the ₹1 in proportion. A rupee on ₹3,922 is 0.025% — a rounding artefact of how the two variants were each priced, not a scandal and not a trick. Nobody is being overcharged in any meaningful sense. But the conclusion it supports is not an artefact: there is no volume tier on jasmine. The kilogram is a bigger bottle at the same per-gram rate, not a wholesale pack with a wholesale price behind it. If you came looking for the rate that appears once you buy enough, you can stop — it is not hiding, it does not exist.

That does not make the ladder flat everywhere — it has a real, steep shape lower down and simply runs out of slope before the top. Against small packs the kilogram is a genuinely good buy:

Where the kilogram earns its place
The kilogram measured against each smaller route, per oil
Oil 1 kg vs 20 × 50 g 1 kg vs 10 × 100 g 1 kg vs 2 × 500 g
Jasmine Saves ₹677 (14.72%) Saves ₹377 (8.77%) Costs ₹1 more (0.03%)
Raat Ki Rani Saves ₹626 (8.46%) Saves ₹226 (3.23%) Identical to the rupee
Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon Costs ₹19 more (0.24%) Costs ₹9 more (0.11%) Costs ₹1 more (0.01%)

So the honest shape of the Jasmine ladder is a staircase that stops one step early. From 15 g to 50 g the per-gram price falls 33%, ₹6.867 to ₹4.600 — the biggest break on the ladder, and the reason nobody should buy production quantities in 15 g bottles. From 50 g to 100 g it falls 6.5% to ₹4.300. From 100 g to 500 g it falls 8.8% to ₹3.922, and five 100 g packs at ₹2,150 against one 500 g at ₹1,961 means the 500 g variant saves ₹189 (8.79%) the moment you need half a kilo. Then it stops. The 500 g pack is the floor.

The against-interest recommendation
Unless you specifically want one parcel and one batch code, buy two 500 g packs of Jasmine rather than the kilogram. You keep the ₹1 and, far more usefully, the flexibility: one sealed bottle in reserve while the first is in use, and the option to switch scents if jasmine sells slower than you projected. We would rather say that than sell you a kilogram you did not need.

Housekeeping on the second jasmine: Raat Ki Rani's URL still ends in ships-21st-june-2025, the shipping date printed on the listing when the oil launched. The slug was never rewritten, because changing a live product URL breaks every link pointing at it. The oil is current and in stock — the date describes its launch, not its availability, and that link is the correct and only URL for it.

A published price you can check beats a trade rate you have to negotiate for. One of them you can put in a costing sheet on a Tuesday afternoon.
— CandleMakingSuppliesIndia

And because it comes up on every page in this series: there is no pack above 1 kg. Across all 92 oils in the fragrance oils collection the ladder ends at the kilogram — there is no 2 kg, 5 kg or 10 kg jasmine SKU to ask for. Five kilograms is 5 × ₹3,923 = ₹19,615 as five 1 kg bottles; ten is ₹39,230 as ten. The price does not fall automatically above a kilogram, and a buyer at that volume should ask on WhatsApp for a quote rather than assume one. More in the complete wholesale buyer's guide and buying fragrance oils in bulk in India.

What actually reduces the cost of a jasmine candle

Negotiation is off the table, so spend the rest of the page on the parts you control. Start with a full bill of materials: you cannot rank levers without knowing what proportion of the candle each one is. This is a 200 g candle at an 8% load — 16 g of Jasmine and 184 g of wax, on CSI's convention that fragrance percentage is of total candle weight, not of wax weight.

Bill of materials · one 200 g jasmine candle at 8%
Every line priced from live CSI stock, September 2026
Line Product and pack price Used Cost Share
Wax Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464 · ₹507.40 / 1 kg 184 g ₹93.36 43.9%
Fragrance Jasmine Fragrance Oil · ₹3,923 / 1 kg 16 g ₹62.77 29.5%
Vessel Amber Shiny Glass Jar with Black Lid · ₹236 / 5 1 ₹47.20 22.2%
Wick Eco Candle Wicks Thin (C1) · ₹59 / 10 1 ₹5.90 2.8%
Wick sticker Candle Wick Stickers · ₹100 / 40 1 ₹2.50 1.2%
Care sticker Candle Care Stickers Roll · ₹413 / 500 1 ₹0.83 0.4%
Materials total Excludes labour, shipping, packaging outers and GST — ₹212.56 100%

Fragrance is 29.5% of that candle — the second-largest line, not the first. In strict cost terms, a page about the price of jasmine is a page about less than a third of the problem. Here is the whole of it, ranked by rupees moved, with the pack-size question at the bottom so you can see its actual size.

Cost levers on a 200 g jasmine candle · ranked by money moved
What each decision is genuinely worth, per candle
# Decision The arithmetic Moves per candle
1 Which jasmine you use 16 g × ₹3.923 = ₹62.77 against 16 g × ₹7.999 = ₹127.98 ₹65.21
2 The vessel 200 ml salsa jar with golden lid at ₹29.50 against the same jar in a colour at ₹62.00 ₹32.50
3 The fragrance load, inside CSI 464's ceiling ₹198.89 of materials at 6% against ₹226.22 at 10% ₹27.33
4 1 kg versus two 500 g packs ₹1 spread across the 62 candles a kilogram pours ₹0.02

The oil choice is worth roughly four thousand times what the pack-size question is worth. A buyer who spends an afternoon hunting a jasmine trade rate and then picks the vessel casually has optimised the wrong end of the costing sheet by three orders of magnitude.

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The oil — ₹65.21 per candleCSI's three jasmines are ₹3.923, ₹6.774 and ₹7.999 per gram; at 16 g that is ₹62.77, ₹108.38 and ₹127.98 of fragrance. Choosing Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon over Jasmine Fragrance Oil adds ₹65.21 to every candle — more than the jar, the wick, both stickers and the ₹1 pack question combined. That is not an argument against the dearer oil: it is a coconut-jasmine spa accord, a different product with a different shelf story, and if it earns ₹65 more at retail it is the right buy. It is an argument for deciding with the number in front of you rather than by scrolling.
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The vessel — ₹32.50 per candleThe 200 ml Salsa Glass Jar with golden lid is ₹29.50 each in packs of 50 or 100 (₹1,475 and ₹2,950), or ₹40.12 if you take only five. The same 200 ml jar in red — identical shape, identical 63 mm lug cap — is ₹62.00. That is ₹32.50 a candle for a colour, like-for-like, because the capacity is the same. A White Matte Glass Jar at ₹70.80 is ₹41.30 above the golden-lid salsa. Check the listing's fill capacity against your own pour weight before switching: the salsa jars publish a 200 ml volume, which is not a 200 g wax fill, and several families in the containers collection publish no capacity at all. Pour one and weigh it.
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The load — ₹27.33 per candle across the permitted rangeLuxury Soy Wax CSI 464 states a fragrance load of up to 10% — the wax maker's formulation limit, not a regulatory one. The 13% figure belongs to Luxury Soy Wax Chunks and does not transfer to CSI 464. Inside 464's ceiling a 200 g candle costs ₹198.89 in materials at 6%, ₹212.56 at 8% and ₹226.22 at 10% — ₹13.66 a step, ₹27.33 across the span. The step is smaller than the oil cost alone because wax cost falls as load rises: at 10% you buy 20 g of oil but only 180 g of wax. Test at 8% before assuming 10% is better — a heavier load is not automatically a stronger candle.
The CSI principle
The price of the oil is published and fixed. The cost of the candle is yours, and almost all of it is decided before you reach the checkout.
Jasmine in a ₹62.00 jar at 10% is a ₹241.02 candle. The same jasmine in a ₹29.50 jar at 8% is a ₹194.86 candle. Same oil, same ladder, ₹46.16 apart — and not one rupee of it came from negotiating.

A fourth lever sits outside those three: the wax. CSI 464 at ₹507.40/kg costs ₹93.36 for 184 g; Premium Coconut Soy CSI 468 at ₹650/kg costs ₹119.60, ₹26.24 more; Eco Soy CSI 400 at ₹399/kg costs ₹73.42, saving ₹19.95. The wax collection is where 44% of this candle lives and deserves the same arithmetic — fuller treatment in how to price candles in India in 2026.

Where jasmine sits in the catalogue, and how far a kilogram goes

Buyers who have never priced a white floral brace for a high number, because jasmine absolute is among the dearest naturals in perfumery. A candle fragrance oil is a different product with a different cost base. The 92 oils in the fragrance oils collection run from ₹2,832 to ₹24,056 per kilogram; jasmine is at ₹3,923.

Jasmine against the catalogue extremes
Fragrance cost in one 200 g candle at an 8% load (16 g of oil)
Oil 1 kg ₹ / g Fragrance per 200 g candle @ 8% Against jasmine
Citrus Lemon — cheapest in the catalogue ₹2,832 ₹2.832 ₹45.31 −₹17.46
British Rose ₹3,068 ₹3.068 ₹49.09 −₹13.68
Jasmine Fragrance Oil ₹3,923 ₹3.923 ₹62.77 —
Rajnigandha (Tuberose) ₹4,460 ₹4.460 ₹71.36 +₹8.59
Raat Ki Rani ₹6,774 ₹6.774 ₹108.38 +₹45.61
Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon ₹7,999 ₹7.999 ₹127.98 +₹65.21
Club De Nuit Intense inspired — dearest in the catalogue ₹24,056 ₹24.056 ₹384.90 +₹322.13

Jasmine sits near the cheap end — 1.39× the cheapest oil CSI stocks, while the dearest is 6.13× jasmine. Worth knowing if you assumed a white floral would price like a designer-inspired blend: at ₹62.77 of fragrance in a ₹212.56 candle, jasmine is an affordable way to put a recognisable scent name on a label. It also puts the ₹1 in perspective — switching from Spa Ceylon to straight Jasmine saves more on one candle than the pack question saves across a whole kilogram sixty-five times over. Wider comparison in premium versus cheap fragrance oils and the best fragrance oils for candle making in India in 2026.

Ask for documentation or a quote

And how far does it go? At an 8% load in a 200 g candle you use 16 g, so 1 kg of Jasmine pours 62 candles with 8 g left over. Units, not grams, decide a tier.

1
White floral · the volume jasmine
Jasmine Fragrance Oil
The cheapest of the three and the one to build a repeatable line on: per-gram price near the bottom of the catalogue, and a 15 g trial size so you can test first.
Size Price Per gram 200 g candles @ 8%
15 g ₹103 ₹6.867 Under 1 — pours one candle at 6%
50 g ₹230 ₹4.600 3
100 g ₹430 ₹4.300 6
500 g ₹1,961 ₹3.922 31
1 kg ₹3,923 ₹3.923 62
₹62.77 of fragrance per 200 g candle at 8% Buy Jasmine Fragrance Oil
2
White floral · night-blooming, deeper
Raat Ki Rani (Night-Blooming Jasmine)
A different flower — heavier, nocturnal, and a name needing no explanation on an Indian label. At ₹6.774 per gram it adds ₹45.61 of fragrance per candle, which it has to earn back at retail. Its kilogram and two-500 g routes tie exactly.
Size Price Per gram 200 g candles @ 8%
15 g ₹130 ₹8.667 Under 1
50 g ₹370 ₹7.400 3
100 g ₹700 ₹7.000 6
500 g ₹3,387 ₹6.774 31
1 kg ₹6,774 ₹6.774 62
₹108.38 of fragrance per 200 g candle at 8% Buy Raat Ki Rani
The threshold, plainly: since the kilogram saves nothing against two 500 g packs, there is no volume at which it becomes financially correct on Jasmine. Its honest advantages are operational — one parcel, one batch code across the run, one bottle to log, less handling — and for a 62-candle run those are worth a rupee. They are not a discount. Below roughly 30 candles, buy 500 g at ₹1,961; below about 6, buy 100 g; before any of it, buy 15 g for ₹103.
Pouring jasmine into a festive range? Working back from Diwali on 8 November 2026, fragrance wants to be in hand early enough to pour, cure and ship without compressing the cure. IFRA and MSDS documentation and GST invoicing are handled directly, and a large recurring requirement can be quoted — with no promise the quote beats the published ladder.

Buy jasmine on batch consistency, not on price

Price is published, fixed and the same for everyone — the one variable in your jasmine supply carrying no risk at all. Batch consistency carries the rest.

A woody or a spice blend hides small variations — a sandalwood marginally lighter this month still reads as sandalwood. Jasmine forgives neither a strength shift nor a shade shift. A white floral is judged on a narrow band of sweetness and green-to-indolic balance, so a change nobody could name in an oud reads at once as "this one smells different"; and because jasmine sits in pale wax, a colour shift shows in a cream candle where it would vanish in a dark brown one.

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Pour a test candle from every bottle, before it goes into productionOne candle, your standard wax, load and jar, poured the day the bottle is opened — about ₹212 in materials. You are recording what this bottle smells and looks like, so a later change has a fixed point to be measured against. A shift caught in one test candle is a conversation; caught in a 62-candle run after it ships, it is a refund and a review.
2
Keep a dated reference candle, sealed, and never burn itLid one candle from your best jasmine batch and write the oil name, pack size, invoice date and load on the base. When a stockist says a later batch smells weaker you then have a physical comparison, not a memory of a smell from four months ago. Replace it only when you deliberately change the recipe.
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Sequence your stock — finish one bottle before opening the nextThe commonest way a jasmine line drifts is not the supplier changing anything. It is two open bottles, a batch topped up from whichever is nearer, and nothing in the record explaining why some candles read differently. Run bottles in order; if a run spans two, note which candles came from which. This is the strongest operational case for the kilogram: one bottle across 62 candles cannot drift against itself.
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Record the codes, at the bench, in the momentPer batch: oil name and pack size, the lot code on the bottle, invoice date, wax and pack, load as a percentage of total candle weight, jar, wick, pour temperature, cure date. Ten fields, one line, written during the pour and not from memory. Without the codes you cannot trace a change back to a purchase — so you cannot tell a supply variation from your own process drifting, and those have different fixes.
One variable per test batch
Change the oil, the jar and the load together and the candle improves, and you have learned nothing repeatable. Change one thing, record it, keep it if it is better. Three controlled jasmine batches teach you more than thirty uncontrolled ones.

What to ask a supplier instead of "what's your wholesale price"

If price is published and identical for everyone, what separates one jasmine supply from another is all after the invoice. Each of these has a cost consequence, which is why it belongs on a price page.

Five questions that change your costing
What to ask, and why the answer shows up in money
Ask Why it affects what the candle costs you
Batch consistency — is the oil batched, is there a lot code on the bottle, and can I be told when a batch changes? An unannounced shift on a white floral costs you a reformulation, a fresh round of test burns, a new cure cycle and any stock already in a stockist's hands. It is the single most expensive failure available to a jasmine line, and it never appears on a price list.
IFRA and MSDS documentation — can I have both, for this oil, on request? Without them you cannot supply most retail chains, you cannot export, and you cannot answer a safety query in writing. CSI supplies IFRA and MSDS documentation on request. A consignment rejected for missing paperwork costs more than every other line on this page put together.
GST invoicing — is a proper GST invoice issued against my GSTIN? If you are registered, the tax on your raw materials is input credit, not cost. The invoice price is not your real cost until you have worked out what you can claim — and you can only claim against a correct invoice. CSI invoices with GST.
Availability in three months — will this exact oil still be listed when I reorder? A scent you build a range around and then cannot restock forces you into a substitute, new test burns, a new cure and often new labels. Ask before the label is printed, not after.
Pack sizes — what is the smallest pack, and what is the largest? The ladder decides your working capital. A supplier with no trial size makes you test at 100 g instead of 15 g; a supplier whose ladder stops at 500 g makes you place twice the orders. CSI's jasmine ladder runs 15 g to 1 kg, and stops there — there is no pack above a kilogram.

Notice what is not on that list: a slab, a rate card, a trade tier, a credit term, an MOQ. CSI publishes none of those, so there is nothing to negotiate, nothing to qualify for, and nothing you can be quietly excluded from for ordering small. A maker buying 100 g pays ₹4.300 a gram and one buying a kilogram pays ₹3.923 — and each can read the other's price on the same page. Next reads: how premium brands buy fragrance wholesale and how much fragrance oil a candle business needs.

Why trust this guide

CANDLEMAKINGSUPPLIESINDIA sells the oil this page is about, and the page opens by telling you the biggest pack is a rupee dearer. The convenient version would imply a trade rate sits behind a WhatsApp message. We publish one ladder for every buyer and it says what it says — including that on Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon the cheapest route to a kilogram is twenty 50 g bottles.

Every figure is a live CSI variant price as of September 2026 and links to the product page, which always takes precedence. Per-candle costs assume a 200 g candle at an 8% load — 16 g of oil, 184 g of wax — on CSI's convention that fragrance percentage is of total candle weight. The 10% figure for CSI 464 and the 13% for Luxury Soy Wax Chunks are the wax makers' stated loads: formulation limits, not regulatory ones, and not interchangeable. CSI publishes no rate card, trade tier, slab, MOQ or credit term, and nothing here implies one is available on request.

For IFRA and MSDS documentation, GST invoicing, or a quote against a large recurring requirement, message us on WhatsApp at +91 7397976926. A quote is a quote — not a promise that a better number than the published ladder exists.

Frequently asked questions

What is the wholesale price of 1 kg of jasmine fragrance oil in India?
At CSI, Jasmine Fragrance Oil is ₹3,923 for 1 kg — ₹3.923 per gram. There is no separate wholesale price: one ladder for every buyer, 15 g ₹103, 50 g ₹230, 100 g ₹430, 500 g ₹1,961, 1 kg ₹3,923, and no trade tier, price slab, rate card, minimum order quantity or credit term. The other two jasmines are Raat Ki Rani at ₹6,774/kg and Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon at ₹7,999/kg. Prices live September 2026; the product page is authoritative.
Is buying 1 kg cheaper than buying two 500 g packs?
No — on Jasmine it is ₹1 more expensive. Two 500 g packs at ₹1,961 each are ₹3,922 for 1,000 g, against ₹3,923 for the kilogram. Spa Ceylon does the same at ₹7,998 against ₹7,999; on Raat Ki Rani the two routes tie at ₹6,774. A rupee on ₹3,922 is 0.025%, a rounding artefact rather than a penalty — but on the largest pack CSI sells, the per-gram price does not fall. The kilogram wins against small packs: ₹377 against ten 100 g packs, ₹677 against twenty 50 g.
Do I get a discount if I order 5 kg or 10 kg of jasmine?
There is no 5 kg or 10 kg pack — the ladder ends at 1 kg across all 92 oils. Five kilograms is 5 × ₹3,923 = ₹19,615 as five 1 kg bottles; ten is ₹39,230. The website price does not fall automatically above a kilogram. You can ask on WhatsApp for a quote at that volume, but CSI has published no slab or rate — do not read this as a promise that a lower number exists.
How many candles does 1 kg of jasmine fragrance oil make?
62 candles of 200 g at an 8% load, 16 g each, with 8 g left over. At 6% (12 g) it makes 83; at 10% (20 g) it makes 50. A 500 g pack makes 31 at 8%, a 100 g pack 6, a 50 g pack 3. These use CSI's convention that fragrance percentage is of total candle weight, so a 200 g candle at 8% is 16 g of oil plus 184 g of wax. Calculate the load as a percentage of the wax instead and a kilogram goes further — decide which convention you are using before you order.
What fragrance load should I use for jasmine in soy wax?
Work to the ceiling stated on the wax you actually bought. Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464 states up to 10%; Luxury Soy Wax Chunks state up to 13%. Both are the wax makers' formulation limits, not regulatory limits, and the 13% figure does not apply to CSI 464 — its ceiling is 10%. Start jasmine at 8%, cure fully, test before pushing higher: across 6% to 10% the materials cost of a 200 g candle moves only ₹27.33, so load is a performance decision far more than a cost one.
Why does the Raat Ki Rani link have a 2025 date in it?
The URL ends in ships-21st-june-2025 because that was the shipping date printed on the listing when the oil launched, and the slug was never rewritten — changing a live product URL breaks every link pointing at it. Raat Ki Rani (Night-Blooming Jasmine) is current and in stock, ₹130 for 15 g up to ₹6,774 for 1 kg. The date describes its launch, not its availability.
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₹3,923 the kilogram, ₹3,922 for two 500 g packs, and every figure on this page checkable on the product page.
Jasmine Fragrance Oil from ₹103 for 15 g, Raat Ki Rani from ₹130, Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon from ₹133, 92 fragrance oils in stock, Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464 from ₹260 / 500 g at a stated 10% ceiling, Eco Candle Wicks from ₹59. GST invoicing; IFRA and MSDS on request.
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About this guide: Written by the CANDLEMAKINGSUPPLIESINDIA team. Product recommendations reflect the CSI range; the pack-ladder arithmetic, the bill-of-materials method and the batch-consistency framework apply to any supplier. CSI publishes a single price ladder that is the same for every buyer. There is no wholesale rate card, trade tier, price slab, minimum order quantity or credit term, and nothing in this article implies that a discount is available on request.

Customer reviews: The six reviews at the top of this page are genuine, published Judge.me reviews left by CSI customers on their product pages. Names, star ratings, dates and products are as recorded by Judge.me; two longer reviews are shortened with an ellipsis and are otherwise unedited. The S.A. review of Jasmine Fragrance Oil is the only published jasmine review on the store, and Judge.me does not record it as a verified purchase, so it carries no verified badge. Raat Ki Rani and Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon have no published reviews at all. None of the six reviews mentions a wholesale rate, a trade account or a discount, and none of them should be read as evidence about price. No locations are attached to any review because Judge.me does not store them.

Fragrance prices, CSI live pricing September 2026: Jasmine Fragrance Oil 15 g ₹103, 50 g ₹230, 100 g ₹430, 500 g ₹1,961, 1 kg ₹3,923 (₹3.923/g); two 500 g packs ₹3,922, ten 100 g packs ₹4,300, twenty 50 g packs ₹4,600. Raat Ki Rani 15 g ₹130, 50 g ₹370, 100 g ₹700, 500 g ₹3,387, 1 kg ₹6,774 (₹6.774/g). Jasmine Coconut Spa Ceylon 15 g ₹133, 50 g ₹399, 100 g ₹799, 500 g ₹3,999, 1 kg ₹7,999 (₹7.999/g); twenty 50 g packs ₹7,980 and ten 100 g packs ₹7,990, both below the kilogram. Citrus Lemon 1 kg ₹2,832 (₹2.832/g, the cheapest per gram in the catalogue); British Rose 1 kg ₹3,068; Rajnigandha (Tuberose) 1 kg ₹4,460; Club De Nuit Intense inspired 1 kg ₹24,056 (₹24.056/g, the dearest). 92 fragrance oils live in the collection. The fragrance-oil variant ladder is at most 15 g / 50 g / 100 g / 500 g / 1 kg — there is no 2 kg, 5 kg or 10 kg pack. 5 kg of jasmine = 5 × ₹3,923 = ₹19,615 and 10 kg = 10 × ₹3,923 = ₹39,230, supplied as separate 1 kg bottles.

Other figures: Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464 ₹260 / 500 g and ₹507.40 / 1 kg (₹0.5074/g); Luxury Soy Wax Chunks from ₹299 / 500 g; Premium Coconut Soy CSI 468 ₹650 / 1 kg; Eco Soy CSI 400 ₹399 / 1 kg; Eco Candle Wicks Thin (C1) ₹59 per 10 (₹5.90 each); Candle Wick Stickers ₹100 per sheet of 40 (₹2.50 each); Candle Care Stickers Roll ₹413 per 500 (₹0.83 each); Amber Shiny Glass Jar with Black Lid ₹236 per pack of 5 (₹47.20 each); 200 ml Salsa Glass Jar with golden lid ₹1,475 per 50 and ₹2,950 per 100 (₹29.50 each) or ₹200.60 per 5 (₹40.12 each); 200 ml Salsa Red Glass Jar ₹310 per 5, ₹3,100 per 50, ₹6,200 per 100 (₹62.00 each); White Matte Glass Jar ₹354 per 5 and ₹708 per 10 (₹70.80 each). The 200 ml salsa figure is a published volume, not a wax fill weight, and several jar families publish no fill capacity — check the listing against your own pour weight rather than assuming. The 200 g candle bill of materials totals ₹212.56 at an 8% load, ₹198.89 at 6% and ₹226.22 at 10%, excluding labour, shipping, outer packaging and GST. Fragrance load ceilings are the wax manufacturers' stated maximums — up to 10% for Luxury Soy Wax CSI 464 and up to 13% for Luxury Soy Wax Chunks — and are formulation limits, not regulatory limits; the 13% figure does not apply to CSI 464. Diwali 2026 falls on 8 November. Prices and availability change — the linked product pages are always authoritative.
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