Concrete Decor Candles | Imitation Gold

Please note this is imitation gold which can tarnish. There is a bit of tarnishing on the white but not on the beige.

Handmade in New Zealand with 100% soy wax, a painted concrete base, and finished with imitation gold leaf. These candles make amazing centrepieces and table decor. If you choose to burn your candle, place it on a heat resistant dish to catch any wax in the event it spills. If you don’t want the wax to spill, extinguish the flame as the melt pool nears the edge of the candle. As long as you follow proper candle maintenance (see notes below), the candle should burn for at least 3 hours without spilling.

Each decor candle is handmade. No two are exactly the same and you may find perfect imperfections such as frosting and air bubbles. Each candle has felt feet to ensure your furniture is not damaged.

Options in the drop down. Please ensure your selection corresponds with the description of the candle in the photo.

Sizes:

Standard - Approx. 16cm x 8cm | Approx. 900g | Burn Time: Up to 40 hours*
Tall - Approx. 20cm x 8cm | Approx. 1.2kg | Burn Time: Up to 60 hours*

*Pillar Candle burning tips and maintenance:

Burn times are an estimate and can vary significantly depending on how well you follow burn instructions and whether you let the wax spill over or not.
Burn the candle for a minimum of 2 hours and a maximum of 3-4 hours at a time.
Trim the wick to 5mm before EVERY burn - nail clippers make this easier.
A long lighter is recommended for lighting decor candles.
If the wick and/or melt pool starts leaning to one side, extinguish the flame and straighten the wick.
Keep away from drafts as this has an impact on the burn.

Safety Information:

Do not move a burning candle
Always hold the candle by the concrete base, not the wax
The candle is heavy and could cause injury or damage if dropped
Do not leave a burning candle unattended
Burn for a maximum of 3-4 hours at a time
Trim the wick to 5mm before EVERY burn
Discontinue use when approximately 10mm of wax remains