A closer look at every material in the candle.
Ingredients / 01Ingredients
Everything in the jar, named.
Three waxes. Twelve essential oils. A trace of pure silver. Three cotton wicks.
Begin with a material
12 oz / 340 gPoured in the USA
Ingredients / Origin
Twelve oils. Fourteen places.
Explore the fourteen origins behind the twelve oils.
Hover a country
- Sweet Orange and Grapefruit, from USA
- Grapefruit, from Mexico
- Peru Balsam, from El Salvador
- Vetiver, from Haiti
- Sweet Orange, from Brazil
- Lemon, from Argentina
- Cedarwood, from Morocco
- Helichrysum, from Corsica
- Bergamot and Lemon, from Italy
- Myrrh, from Somalia
- Vanilla, from Madagascar
- Sandalwood, from India
- Benzoin, from Laos
- Sandalwood, from Australia
03 / The trace
A trace of pure silver.
Metallic silver, 99.99% pure, carried in the same wax at roughly 10 micrograms per gram.
- FormMetallic silver
- Purity99.99%
- ConcentrationRoughly 10 micrograms per gram of wax
- Share of the candle0.001%
- CarrierThe wax blend
- OriginPoured in the USA.
A short history
Silver, before the candle.
c. 3000 BCE
Silver is refined from lead ore in Anatolia, among the first metals worked.
c. 450 BCE
Herodotus records Persian kings traveling with drinking water kept in silver vessels.
1880s
Silver nitrate enters routine clinical practice in Europe.
1968
Silver sulfadiazine is introduced for burn care.
1969
Apollo missions carry silver-ion water systems into space.
Today
A trace of pure silver, carried in the wax.
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107.87
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Silver
Metallic
99.99%
Pure metallic silver
Ten micrograms per gram is ten parts per million.
04 / The wick
Three cotton wicks.
Lead-free cotton, set in a triangle. Two forward, one back.
- Count3
- Material100% cotton
- CoreLead-free
- LayoutTwo forward, one back.
- CareTrim to a quarter inch before each burn
- RangeAll four candles share the same three wicks.
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100% cotton
Wicks
Lead-free
3
Cotton wicks
All four candles share the same three wicks.
