Aura 350 High Mouth Glass Jar TO70 Deep - Packs 25 u.

01 · THE LID

H14, and worth quoting the code up front

With every other diameter it is enough to ask for a high skirt. With TO 70 it is not: there are two skirt heights in the catalogue and they are not interchangeable. This jar closes with the H14; the H18, taller, belongs to the GLAM range. The two look almost identical in the hand, especially in silver, and only that code tells them apart. The lid is not included in the pack.

02 · THE 500 GRAMS

350 millilitres sold as half a kilo

At the density of honey, these 350 ml fill with between 475 and 500 g. It is the classic half-kilo format, the one that turns over fastest in direct sales and in gift baskets. The glass weighs 190 g, so a full jar comes to about 690 g: worth knowing if you ship by courier and they charge by weight.

03 · THE SHAPE

Tall and narrow, so the honey shows

At 74 mm across and 108 tall, the Aura is slimmer than a classic half-kilo jar. That changes two things: on the shelf it gains height and presence against low-profile jars, and the high neck makes the label and the seal finish better. In exchange, with heavily granulated honey the spoon has a narrower mouth to work through.

04 · THE PACK

Twenty-five jars, twenty-five lids

It comes in packs of 25, and the TO 70 high-skirt H14 lids come in packs of the same number: one pack of jars with one pack of lids and nothing over or missing. If you bottle by campaigns, the same jar exists by the full pallet. Keep the packs closed until filling.

05 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Check the lid code before ordering: TO 70 high skirt H14. An H18 is not this one, even though the diameter matches.