Dark Harvest Reed Diffuser Oil Refill

Rich, fruity and beautifully comforting, Dark Harvest is inspired by late autumn gatherings, overflowing orchard baskets and the deep, indulgent scents of the season's final harvest.

Blending tart rhubarb with juicy pear, ripe peach, dark plum and sweet blackberry, this luxurious fragrance is designed to bring warmth, depth and a touch of autumnal decadence into your space — capturing the cosy feeling of golden evenings and freshly gathered fruit.

Fragrance Notes

Rhubarb • Pear • Peach • Plum • Blackberry

Our luxury reed diffuser oil refills are blended and bottled in Hampshire, UK using sustainably sourced fragrance and essential oil blends, designed to bring long-lasting, effortless fragrance to your favourite Hope & Wild vessel.

Carefully crafted to be paraben and phthalate free for a cleaner, more mindful fragrance experience, each diffuser refill includes a set of natural fibre reeds to gently diffuse fragrance throughout your space.

Designed for use with our reusable ceramic vessels and handmade diffuser converter lids, each refill allows you to continue your ritual whilst reducing waste.

Love this scent? It’s also available as a candle refill for a soft, flickering glow.

Your Ritual, Replenished

Subscribe & save 10% on every diffuser oil refill, with free UK delivery. Choose your favourite scent and receive a fresh refill every 8 or 12 weeks, with the flexibility to pause, skip or cancel anytime. Simply choose a Refill Plan at checkout.

Details

• Blended and bottled in the UK
• Sustainable fragrance & essential oil blends
• Paraben & phthalate free
• Vegan & cruelty free
• Includes natural fibre reeds
• Designed for use with Hope & Wild ceramic vessels & diffuser converter lids

Includes

• 1 x Diffuser oil refill (200ml)
• 1 x Pack of natural fibre reeds

Diffuser Lifetime

Approx. 4+ months

Diffuser Care

For the best fragrance experience, we recommend turning the reeds every 5–7 days to help refresh and maximise fragrance throughout your space.

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