Moon Phase Candles — New Moon, Full Moon & Full Cycle
Moon Phase Candles — New Moon, Full Moon & Full Cycle
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Not a candle with a theme. A candle with a job — and stones inside it. Set into the top of every Moon Phase candle are its phase’s stones, placed by hand. As the wax burns down across your moon evenings, the stones surface one by one. When the flame is finished, lift them out, rinse them warm, and keep them. The candle is for a moon. The stones are for good.
New Moon — Beginnings. Stones: clear quartz, the blank page — and green aventurine, the first green shoot. Scent: bright and herbal, rosemary and citrus over clean green notes. Light it the night you write down what this month is for. Its job is beginnings.
Full Moon — Release & Let Go. Stones: moonstone, named for this very moon — and black obsidian, for what is finished. Scent: deep and warm, sandalwood and myrrh with a whisper of spice. Light it the night you write down what you are done carrying — then burn the page in its flame, and watch it go. Its job is endings, properly closed.
Full Cycle Trio — All Three Candles. Beginnings, Release — and between them the Bright Middle candle: amethyst, for the mid-cycle check-in. Is it growing? Were you honest? All three for £49, against £57 bought singly. The trio is for keeping the whole turning, not visiting it.
Every candle is finished in small batches, its stones cleansed before they are set. And when yours has burned its last evening, the stones it revealed are yours — they sat inside the flame through your ritual. Carry them, or keep them somewhere the moon can find them.
One moon, one candle, one honest evening. The stones remain.
What's Included
What's Included
Full Moon — Release & Let Go: one candle with moonstone and black obsidian set into its surface
Full Cycle Trio: all three candles — Beginnings, the Bright Middle (amethyst), and Release
Every candle's stones are cleansed before they are set — and yours to keep when it has burned
How It Works
How It Works
2. On the night, light your candle and do its work: write the intention (at the new moon), or write what you are done with and burn the page safely (at the full moon).
3. Burn it across your moon evenings. As the wax lowers, its stones surface one by one.
4. When the candle is finished, lift the stones out, rinse them warm, and keep them — by your bed, in a pocket, or where the moon can find them.
FAQ
FAQ
Which stones are in each candle? Beginnings carries clear quartz and green aventurine. Release carries moonstone and black obsidian. The Bright Middle candle, in the Trio, carries amethyst.
What do the candles smell like? Beginnings is bright and herbal — rosemary and citrus over clean green notes. Release is deep and warm — sandalwood and myrrh with a whisper of spice. The Bright Middle is calm and floral.
Can I light it on more than one night? Yes — these are moon-evening candles, not one-night spells. Light yours for your ritual, snuff it rather than blowing it out, and relight it across the phase.
What is the Bright Middle candle for? The check-in, halfway between new moon and full: is what you planted growing? Were you honest when you planted it? It comes only with the Full Cycle Trio.
Single candle or Trio? A single (£19) is for the moon you are in. The Trio (£49, against £57 bought singly) keeps the whole turning: plant, check in, release.
How long does each candle burn? Final specifications are confirmed with our makers for each batch; burn yours in sittings of one to three hours for an even melt — and never leave it unattended.
Please Note
Please Note
If a stone drifts into the melt pool and crowds the wick, lift it out and keep it safe — it is yours.
Never leave a burning candle unattended. Burn on a heatproof surface, away from drafts and anything that catches.
If you burn a written page, use a fireproof dish beside the candle, and keep water nearby.
