StoneGlow - 'Day Flower Ginger & White Lily' Scented Candle - 180 g| Burning Time | 35 Hours |
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| Collection | Fleur du Jour |
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Day Flower Ginger & White Lily Tumbler 180g
A heavenly blend of magnificent floral and spicy accords. Lily, jasmine and rose are enriched with a touch of ginger, bergamot and clove, all resting on a soft, seductive musk base.
Approximately 35 hours burn time
Our standards:
Our uncompromising standards mean that every product you buy is of the highest quality. Each candle is handmade and guarantees the perfect home fragrance experience. They are rigorously checked by our candle makers and then double-checked by our quality control team before being sent to you.
Our materials:
We pride ourselves on always finding the best materials. Our perfumers blend these materials into distinctive and original fragrances. In the UK, we even grow and harvest some of the botanicals found in our gift and natural plant collections.
The natural wax we use is our own secret blend. The cleanliness, even burn and excellent fragrance set us apart from the competition.
The craft of making scented candles
All our scented candles are made right here in the UK on our own premises. The way they're made, like the candles themselves, is a refreshing and relaxing change from the rushed, impersonal and automated modern world.
The fragrance and candle wax are carefully mixed and poured by hand. Each scented candle is individually inspected before being carefully packed in our designer packaging.
We design all our scented candles in-house. We test very carefully to ensure that our candles burn evenly and uniformly, with a long burn time and consistent fragrance release. Our quality waxes burn clean and smokeless.
We all develop our own fragrances while working with high quality ingredients. We think carefully about the scent and the emotional response it will provoke. We spend a lot of time and effort creating and testing fragrances.
We love making candles. We're delighted that our customers love our candles too.
