Thank You Candle — Coconut Apricot Scented Jar (4oz/9oz)

Warm light, soft scent, and a little moment of gratitude. These hand-poured coconut apricot wax candles come in small, reusable glass jars with a gold lid — each one crafted to fill a room with personality and calm. Choose from evergreen Fraser Fir to a cozy Cinnamon Chai, bright Beachwood, tropical Mango Coconut, refined Cashmere Musk, sweet Vanilla Bean, floral Lavender, juicy Blackberry Vanilla, or a fragrance-free unscented option. The wax burns clean and long, releasing layered notes that evolve as the candle burns: citrus and cypress that settle into amber and moss; spicy chai tempered by vanilla and clove; or creamy coconut that lingers like a sunny afternoon. The amber or clear vessel adds a simple, elegant touch whether it’s sitting on a bedside table, kitchen windowsill, or stacked with other jars to create a quiet vignette. Reuse the glass when the candle is finished — a small, sustainable choice that keeps the warmth around a little longer.

Product features
- Natural coconut-apricot wax with cotton wick — non-toxic and eco-friendly
- Long burn times: up to 20 hours (4oz) or up to 50 hours (9oz)
- Hand-poured in the USA; ASTM safety compliant
- Reusable amber or clear glass jar with gold lid
- Nine scent options plus unscented (Fraser Fir, Cinnamon Chai, Cashmere Musk, Beachwood, Mango Coconut, Vanilla Bean, Lavender, Blackberry Vanilla, Unscented)

Care instructions
- Before burning, always trim the wick to ¼ inch. Keep the wax pool clear. Always use a candle holder, it should be heat resistant, sturdy, and large enough to contain any drips or melted wax. Burn candles in a well-ventilated room. Never burn a candle for longer than three hours, cool for at least two hours before relighting. Never leave a candle unattended, keep it away from anything that can catch fire. Keep candles out of the reach of children and pets. Don't burn a candle all the way down. Use a candle snuffer to extinguish a candle, it's the safest way to prevent wax from splattering