Overview
Before spray pumps, perfume was applied by dabbing, and the stoppered vial is the traditional vessel for it — a glass stopper ground to fit its matching neck so closely that it seals by glass-on-glass contact, often with a small rod for applying the scent to the skin. It remains the classic format for attars and perfume oils.
We supply faceted and plain vials with matched stoppers, in flint, frosted, tinted and amber glass.
