The Death Card Limited Edition Candle
The Death card symbolizes the end of a major phase or aspect of your life that you realize is no longer serving you, opening up the possibility of something far more valuable and essential. You must close one door to open another. You need to put the past behind you and part ways, ready to embrace new opportunities and possibilities. It may be difficult to let go of the past, but you will soon see its importance and the promise of renewal and transformation. The included amethyst and onyx bring protection and tranquility during periods of transition. Magnetic hemitie is featured in crumble form to help pull towards us energy our path needs during this transitional period. Cloves and citrus crumble adorin the top around the death card charm. The scent of spearmint, clove, and honey provide the clarity you need to forge on with your path.
The Death Card Limited Edition Intention Candle
Made From: Soy Wax and a Wooden Wick
Scent: Spearmint, Honey, and Clove
Crystals: Amethyst point, rough Onyx, and magnetic Hematite crumble
Botanicals: Clove and Citrus crumbles
Decoratives: Death Tarot Charm
Poured during a new moon.
Every candle features a spell or affirmation card, say the words as you let your candle burn to further enforce your set intention.
Each candle is handmade with 100% soy wax, roughly 12oz (I pour with love but not necessarily with precision) and comes in a glass status jar.
Because natural ingredients are used, each individual candle is unique and may have slight variations from the picture. Some herbs or botanical elements may come loose during shipping – just scoot them back over to the edge of the glass before lighting your candle.
The first time you burn your candle, make sure you burn it long enough for the pool of melted wax to reach the rim of the glass to avoid “tunneling”.
Please use caution when removing your stone – the stones can get very hot when near the candle flame so please do NOT try to handle them when the candle is lit or has been recently extinguished. I recommend fishing them out of the glass with a disposable spoon (or similar) when the wax is cool-ish but still melted, then wiping thoroughly with a paper towel until clean. Do not try to rinse your stone without first wiping off the wax – cold water may harden the wax onto the stone or hot water may flush the wax down your drain which can cause plumbing issues.
Do not leave a burning candle unattended, and do not burn the candle low enough so that the herbs or botanical elements might catch. Only burn the candle on a heat-resistant surface and please use caution when handling the candle while the candle is lit or recently extinguished as it can get hot.
