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Beehive glass jar, tin lid

Nº D-11762

Honey, royal jelly, bee pollen — beehive shape, raised rings.

Made for: Food & specialties, Beverages, Cosmetics.

Sample printed on paper decal 80 gsm, gloss lamination; style: plastic jars, glass jars, bottles (labels).

4 sizes ready, from Ø54 × 77.5 to Ø102 × 145.5 mm.

About this mockup

Glass jars with twist-off lids for honey, bird's nest, fermented sauces, candles — finer than plastic, airtight, reusable.

Usually holds
Honey, royal jelly, bee pollen.
Who uses it
Apiaries, honey brands, gift shops.
Popular in
Vietnam, Europe, the US.
Also searched as
beehive jar mockup · honey jar beehive · royal jelly jar · skep honey jar

How to use this mockup

  1. Pick one of the 4 ready sizes (Ø54 × 77.5 to Ø102 × 145.5 mm) or type your own size.
  2. Upload your label or artwork.
  3. Turn it in 3D, export a picture or video, or stage a scene.

Trade tips

  • Keep text and barcodes 3 mm inside a round jar label: the label curves with the jar.
  • A seal over the lid shows tampering and gives a second place for the logo.
  • Paper labels do not like water: use plastic labels for fridges and bathrooms.
  • Gloss lamination deepens colours but shows fingerprints and glare under shelf lights.

Questions

Is the beehive glass jar, tin lid mockup free?

Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.

Can I use my own size for the beehive glass jar, tin lid?

Yes — 4 sizes from Ø54 × 77.5 to Ø102 × 145.5 mm, or type yours.

Can I use the mockup pictures to sell and advertise?

Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.

What is the beehive glass jar, tin lid sample printed on?

The sample is paper decal 80 gsm with gloss lamination.

Construction

Glass jars are ready-made blown or pressed blanks closed with twist-off lug tin caps, threaded aluminium caps, gasketed wood or bamboo lids, or wire-clamp swing tops. The design lives on a wrap or front label on the body, a round lid label and a tamper seal running over the cap onto the jar. Only the straight wall between shoulder and heel takes a flat label; curved shoulders, raised ribs and rounded heels do not.

Choosing board and material

80 gsm coated paper label stock with lamination is the norm for dry goods; anything chilled, oily, saucy or handled wet wants white or clear PP or PE film labels that resist moisture and do not wrinkle. Clear film on glass gives a 'no-label look' but needs white underprint beneath coloured type. Pick an adhesive rated for curved surfaces, and for cold if the jar lives in a fridge.

Finishing

Gloss or matte lamination or UV varnish protects against grease and scuffs; hot or cold foil, metallic inks and embossing on kraft or textured papers lift gift jars. Clear and metallic labels show every bubble and speck when applied by hand, so use a machine or a soft squeegee.

Preparing the print file

Measure the real jar: circumference (diameter × 3.1416) and the straight wall height, then subtract 2–3 mm each end for a small gap, or add 5–10 mm for an overlap. Give 2–3 mm bleed and keep type 2–3 mm inside the trim; a wrap on a round jar shows only about a third at once, so plan a front panel, an information panel and a barcode panel. On jars under about 50 mm diameter, run the barcode vertically so scanners can read it on the curve.

Common mistakes

  • Applying a flat label to a shoulder or tapered body: compound curves wrinkle it and the edges lift within days.
  • Sizing the label from a drawing instead of the real jar: glass varies by 1–2 mm in diameter, so wraps gap or overlap too much.
  • Using paper labels on chilled or oil-filled jars: condensation wrinkles the paper and oil wicks in as dark stains.
  • Running a barcode horizontally on a small jar under 50 mm: the symbol wraps round the curve, its ends distort out of view and checkout scanners struggle.

Questions and answers

Where does a label go on a beehive jar with raised rings?

The rings cover most of the body, so labels are usually a round lid label and a neck tag; if you need a body label, fit a narrow one into a single gap between rings.

Which products suit the beehive jar?

Honey, royal jelly, bee pollen and bee-based cosmetics; the shape already says 'hive', so the label needs no big bee drawing. Four sizes from Ø54 × 77.5 to Ø102 × 145.5 mm.

Paper or film labels for glass jars?

Laminated paper is fine for dry, shelf-stable goods; PP film resists moisture, oil and cold far better and suits honey, sauces, pickles, cosmetics and anything refrigerated.

How do you size a wrap-around label for a jar?

Length is the measured body diameter × 3.1416, minus 2–3 mm at each end if you do not want an overlap; height is the straight wall less 2–3 mm top and bottom.

What must a food jar label show in Vietnam?

Under Decree 37/2026/NĐ-CP (Article 42, Annex I): product name, net quantity, ingredients, production and expiry dates, the responsible business's name and address, origin, storage instructions, plus any category-specific items.

Sizes available

  • Ø54 × 77,5 mm · 85 ml (2.9 fl oz)
  • Ø64 × 91,5 mm · 180 ml (6.1 fl oz)
  • Ø82 × 110,5 mm · 380 ml (12.8 fl oz)
  • Ø102 × 145,5 mm · 730 ml (24.7 fl oz)

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