About Us
Our story started off in June 2020 when the idea for Amelia Amour was born.
We have a huge belief in the well-being and continuity of ourselves, of animals and all of nature's life systems. Our aim is to try to be good as we can to our planet and promote environmental sustainability and stability, whenever and wherever we are -we would like you to be part of our intrepid journey along with Amelia Amour family.
Therefore, we strive to source only ethically produced materials from our vetted suppliers that are as locally based as possible, encouraging to keep the carbon footprint of each of our products as low as is possibly achievable.
In 2022 Amelia Amour was bought and is now run by Niamh and her family, while still holding the same commitment and devotion to the original aims. It is hoped that by 2026 we will be completely sustainable.
We love natural and that is why we only use high quality, plant based ingredients. Our oils are pure and the fragrances that are in our reed diffusers are naturally occurring in the essential oils that we use. Our diffuser bottles and refills are all made from glass so that they can be refilled or recycled. All of our aromatherapy candles are made from soy and do not contain any paraffins or synthetic fragrances. Our aromatherapy crystal candles can also be re-filled with our soy wax blocks.
Since owning my own home I have become more aware of the fragrances and aesthetics of my surroundings. Being part of Amelia Amour London has allowed me to explore both the environmental aspect combined with well-being and home decor. I would love to bring you all on this journey as we find new ways to combine our high quality aromatherapy products into our homes.
Amelia Amour Packaging
Did we mention packaging? All of our packaging has been specifically designed to be recyclable. The card that we use is made from recycled materials and can go on to be once again recycled. We know we can improve further upon this and will have some exciting things happening in 2025 so watch this space.
