Nightingale's Jasmine Tealights

Candle brand: Jonathan Ward London

Black Pepper, Jasmine, Saffron.

The sweet aroma of succulent Jasmine softens amongst a delicate array of Persian spices - saffron, clove and black pepper. This candle is a sexy, masculine floral perfect for unisex tastes.

Nightingale's Jasmine Tealights Tea Light pack includes nine beautifully packaged tea-light candles.

The White Scented Candle Collection by Jonathan Ward has subtle floral aromas inspired by in the historical beauty of our past.

All Jonathan Ward London candles are made using a 100% organic wax base comprising of 88% organic farm-grown Iowan soy blended with 12% beeswax.

While most soy candles are made from soy farmed in South America where over-production has produced thin, poor-quality yields of soy, Jonathan Ward uses American farm-grown soy that is rich and creamy and has not contributed to deforestation, maintains its quality and is not overproduced. Beeswax is used to allow a greater fragrance elevation without blackening or smoking. A variety of wicks are used which are all made from organic cotton.

Each piece of glass is hand blown in Parma, Italy and is crystal grade quality. Jonathan Ward London packaging has been produced using green power and has been designed with an origami cut to eliminate excessive glue and resins.

Jonathan Ward London uses hand-pouring techniques to ensure even glass adhesion and balanced fragrance throw.
 

Candle Specifications

Size: 1oz / 29g each (9 tealights in box)
Burn time: 5 hours each
Wax type: Organic soy and beeswax blend
Collection: White Collection
Country of Origin: United Kingdom

$45.00

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