At a glance
- 8 oz hand-poured candle, small batch
- Scent: Nectarine & White Ginger — bright, zesty, uplifting
- Herb: Chamomile, long associated with drawing blessings and luck
- Crystal: Citrine, associated with prosperity, joy, and good fortune
- Clean-burning coconut soy wax blend with a cotton wick
- Burn time up to 50 hours
How to use it
- Trim the wick to about a quarter inch before the first light — it keeps the flame even and the burn clean.
- On the first burn, let the wax melt fully to the edge of the jar. This sets the memory and prevents tunneling.
- Light it as you name what you are calling in — a fresh start, a financial win, a luckier season.
- Pair it with a morning intention practice, a payday ritual, or journaling.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended, and keep it away from drafts, pets, and anything flammable.
The CIRCE Spell Candle formula
| Element |
This candle |
| Scent |
Nectarine & White Ginger |
| Herb |
Chamomile |
| Crystal |
Citrine |
| Wax |
Coconut soy blend |
| Wick |
Cotton |
| Burn time |
Up to 50 hours |
✨ Temple Tip
Burn it in sessions rather than all at once. Three or four hours at a time keeps the wax pool even, makes the 50 hours go further, and turns the candle into a repeated practice instead of a single evening.
Questions & answers
How long does it burn?
Up to 50 hours in total, across as many sessions as you like.
What kind of wax is it?
A clean-burning coconut soy wax blend with a cotton wick, hand-poured in small batches.
What is the crystal for?
Citrine is traditionally associated with prosperity, joy, and good fortune. It is set within the candle as part of the intention.
Can I reuse the jar?
Yes. Once the wax is spent, warm water and soap will clean the jar out — it makes a good vessel for herbs, matches, or small crystals.
When is the best time to light it?
Whenever you are actively calling something in. Many people favor a payday, a new moon, or the start of a new project.
Light it, name it, and make room for it.
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