GypsyBeat Caribbean Wave Incense Holder Burner Wine Bottle

Got this as a birthday gift for my daughter after I purchased a similar one for myself. This one is indeed blue glass and has a fancier crystal accent than mine. Primarily the long dangling center crystal piece. I love the fact that once you clip the incense into the holder it catches all the ash. All you need to do is turn it over to dump it out into a trash can and you can get away with waiting quite a while to actually dump it out if you choose. You don't have to worry about the ash spilling off when you do this like you might with a more traditional "boat" style incense holder. The smoke makes a nice curling display as it comes out of the top of the bottle for a neat effect. The only downside and this is that after continued use the oils and resin from the incense smoke will build up on the clip. It's a kind of brownish, sticky, tar-like film. It doesn't really get on my fingers too badly. But it can and may be "off putting" for some. I think this is just part of the nature of the perfume oils in the smoke and can't be avoided. I would imagine that some rubbing alcohol on a paper towel would break that up so it could be removed. Aside from that both my daughter and I love our incense bottles.

Love the intense blue of the bottle and the ease of use. Enjoy watching the smoke escape out of the top and the hole on the side. Need to be careful when clipping lighted incense stick and flipping back into the bottle because if too close to sides the stick goes out. Loved the mystery incense stick.

Literally a glass bottle with a hole in it and a cheesy plastic charm around it. I could make this with little effort.

I have always been a big fan of smoking bottles and decided to buy some for my new place. I bought this one as well as http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MC0I81E/ref=cfb_at_prodpg to go in separate rooms. Anyway I've noticed that this particular bottle often doesn't allow the incense to fully burn out. Upon inspection I believe this to be due to the fact that it only has one air hole in the lower part of the bottle. I didn't notice this at first however I am fairly sure that usually smoking bottles have more than one lower breathing hole. Anyway the bottle works in a mediocre fashion and is beautiful. I may try to burn an extra hole myself so that it works properly. As it stands currently I have to relight each incense at least twice if not more before they are finished.

This is the coolest thing I have ever had. I've always loved incense but have always had major fire concerns with other exposed holders, this puts me at ease. The smoke wafts out of the top of the bottle and it's very fun to watch. The bottle has a hole in the side so the burning stick can continue to get oxygen. It looks very classy as well and they package it in such a way that the accents cant scratch the bottle in transit, which I appreciated a lot.

I love this bottle and use it all the time! The top part does get a little sticky/gross from the smoke but I don't really think there is any way to design around it. I took the jewels off since they're not my style. But I love not having to clean up incense ash all the time!

Wasn’t a huge fan of the diamond accents but the bottle is gorgeous and works as it should. Keeps the mess of incense in the bottle and is easy to clean out

Well made with a hole toward the bottom of the bottle so there is enough air for incense to stay lit. I find bottle burners without those holes are useless. The clip attached to the decorative crystal is well thought out and pretty. Included, was a small box of lavender incense which I appreciate.