Bulgarian Rose oil (Otto) from Rosa Damascena P. Miller is hydro distilled in the Valley of Roses in Bulgaria. From antiquity up to the present days Bulgarian rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes.
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The Bulgarian Rose oil is a precious substance obtained through a hydro-distillation from fresh rose petals.
Depending on the climate conditions in takes some 3,500 to 4,000 kg of rose petals to obtain 1 kilogram of rose oil.
The price per kilogram in recent years is hovering above US $6,000.
The rose oil is a prime target to mix the genuine product with some carrier oils and offer to consumers as genuine Bulgarian rose oil.
Bulgarian Rose Co. introduces the 2 and 10 grams rose oil with Guarantee for Authenticity!!!
The Bulgarian Rose Co has taken steps to ensure the consumer is obtaining Genuine and Authentic Bulgarian Rose Co. Rose oil.
In addition to the outer box the rose oil 2 and 10 gram glass vials are placed in a wooden container, which is sealed with a vertical seal bearing the Bulgarian Rose Co logo, and the Bulgarian Rose Oil inscription.
Each wooden container is marked on the back with imprinted a unique serial number to guarantee that the Rose oil in your hands is Genuine and Authentic Bulgarian Rose Co. Rose oil.
The traditional 1 gram souvenir vial used for authenticating the large containers -concums, is now taken off the market by the company. It will still be used as it has been for over 300 years for the exclusive use in attaching to the neck of the concum as tester for the oil in the larger vessel.
The new rose oil consumer containers of 2 and 10 grams!!!
Rose oil (Otto) from Rosa Damascena P. Miller is hydro distilled in the Valley of Roses in Bulgaria.
In souvenir packing traditional wooden vial and the ingenious silver vial (currently not available) with a respective content of 1 g and 0.5 g. From antiquity up to the present days rose oil has been used not only for its unique scent but it is a base of the most expensive and high quality perfumes. It is a helpful medicine with a thousand-year-old application in medicinal practice.
Units of measure: 1 gram (g) = 0.0353 oz; 1 kilogram (kg) = 2.2046 lb; 1 ml rose oil = 0.87 g
The Rose oil shipping vessel (concum): Certified by the State Laboratory Bulgarian Rose vessels. Concums are available in the sizes 50, 100 and 250 grams; 1, 5 and 15 kg.
Safe transportation of the costly rose oil required good packing. For this purpose, special tinned copper vessels in decorated wooden casing, called concums were designed. The so-called muskals, made of copper or glass, also inserted in poker-worked wooden and sometimes metal casings, were used for smaller quantities. Pictured to the right are the 50 and 100 grams concums. More info on the concum ...
Rose oils trading practices: Please note that even if the rose oil is a liquid it is traditionally traded in kilograms and not in liters.
Rose oil storage and order preparation: Rose oil is stored in special conditions in the central laboratory. When an order is received we request the order to be prepared. The order is prepared by a commission that certifies the quality and accurate weight. Turnaround time is 3-4 business days.
Rose oil expiry term: The Rose oil does not have an expiration date, if stored under normal room conditions (18 to 35C). The rose oil is forever.
Advanced ordering: We offer price incentives for advanced ordering for deliveries for the next harvest year, which usually is the months of July and August when distillation is completed. We offer low minimum orders and in most cases no advanced deposits.
Important information: There are several important considerations affecting the price of rose oil. Roses are collected during the months of May and June only. It takes approximately 4,000 kg (approx. 8,000 lbs) to obtain 1 kg (2.2046 lbs) of Rose oil. Increasing the available supply is only possible when new rose gardens are planted. It takes 2 years for the rose bushes to fully grow.
The first roses were brought to Thrace by the returning soldiers of Alexander of Macedon's garrisons. Belgian chronicle mentions that in 1210 crusaders saw large areas planted with roses near Edirne. It is however not clear whether it was not crusaders themselves who brought the roses to that region. More ...
The Rose Valley is a notion, generally associated with the location where the Bulgarian oil-bearing rose grows. More ...
It is generally accepted that there are more than 5000 varieties of roses, yet only a few of them exhibit that marked fragrance that is sought by perfumeries.
The Bulgarian oil-bearing rose has been cultivated in the Rose Valley for more than 300 years now. It has established itself as a stable, independent type of rose, differing in its anatomy and physiology from the oil- bearing roses cultivated elsewhere, even from the original rose of the town of Kashan in Iran.
The oil-bearing rose species developed into an independent type as a result of the peculiar climate in the Rose Valley. It preserved its unique character due to a strictly applied new technology of multiplication and cultivation. This special technology, not used anywhere else, was adhered to by all rose growers in the region. More ...
The traditional 1 gram souvenir vial used for authenticating the large containers -
Rose oil (Otto) from Rosa Damascena P. Miller is hydro distilled in the Valley of Roses in Bulgaria.
The Rose oil shipping vessel (concum): Certified by the State Laboratory Bulgarian Rose vessels. Concums are available in the sizes 50, 100 and 250 grams; 1, 5 and 15 kg. 
Safe transportation of the costly rose oil required good packing. For this purpose, special tinned copper vessels in decorated wooden casing, called concums were designed. The so-called muskals, made of copper or glass, also inserted in poker-worked wooden and sometimes metal casings, were used for smaller quantities. Pictured to the right are the 50 and 100 grams concums. 
Rose oils trading practices: Please note that even if the rose oil is a liquid it is traditionally traded in kilograms and not in liters. 
Advanced ordering: We offer price incentives for advanced ordering for deliveries for the next harvest year, which usually is the months of July and August when distillation is completed. We offer low minimum orders and in most cases no advanced deposits.