Being grateful helps us connect to something larger than ourselves as individuals — whether to other people, nature, or a higher power. If having a thankful appreciation for what you have in life is important, then this intention candle was made for you.
Chrysocolla is a calming crystal that absorbs negative emotions and encourages gratefulness. This blue-green stone draws out guilt, heals heartache and increases the capacity to love. Activating the divine feminine in all of us, it helps you speak your truth with grace, wisdom and power.
Citrine With its sunny disposition and joyful energy, citrine is upbeat and bright, and known for its ability to attract wealth. Citrine puts its wearer in a high vibration and is a perfect stone for cultivating and sharing gratitude.
12.5 oz Glass Jar with Gold Lid | 10 oz. Hand Poured Natural Soy Wax | Approx. 50 hr burn time |Blackberry Absinthe fragrance oil |Raw Chrysocolla and Citrine Crystals Inside
*The effectiveness of intention candles is dependent upon the belief and intention of the person using them. Any information presented is not to be used as a substitute for medical advice, treatment, or diagnosis.
Candle Burning Tips:
- Choose a safe location with good ventilation, away from flammable objects like curtains and papers.
- Prepare your crystals and flowers by moving loose items away from the flame.
- Trim the wick to 1/4 inch after the crystals have sunken into the wax to control the flame and prevent soot buildup.
- Use a long lighter or matches to light the candle, ensuring the wick is centered and not touching crystals or flowers.
- Always burn candles until the wax pools to the edge of the glass, this is especially important for the first burn.
- Monitor the burning candle to ensure a safe flame height; avoid burning for more than 4 hours at a time.
- Extinguish the candle using a candle snuffer or metal lid, never blow it out, and wait for the wax to cool before removing crystals and flowers.
- Always take precautions and never leave a burning candle unattended.