Description
You're ready to honor what's growing in your life and make room for what's still to come.
Some intentions call for devotion, not just a wish.This candle is a sacred offering of light for the goddess of grace and good fortune. 🪷✨
The Lakshmi Candle with Moss Agate Crystals is an 8 oz soy-based ritual candle, hand-poured, Reiki-charged, and High Priestess blessed, made for devotion, gratitude, and new beginnings. Lakshmi is honored in Hindu tradition as the goddess of beauty, grace, and good fortune, often pictured seated on a lotus and welcomed with lamps and candlelight, especially during Diwali, the festival of lights. Moss agate, known as the gardener's stone, is associated with growth, patience, and new beginnings, and with the heart and root chakras. Patchouli grounds the blend in rich, earthy warmth, while sweet orange brings brightness and joy, like the fruit offerings placed on an altar. Lit in her honor, it turns your altar into a small shrine, a warm, golden space for gratitude and devotion.
Why You'll Love It:
✔ Soy-based wax and cotton wick with hand-selected moss agate crystals
✔ Earthy-citrus blend of patchouli and orange fragrance oils
✔ Hand-poured, Reiki-charged, and High Priestess blessed
✔ Made for devotion, gratitude, and new-beginnings intention work
✔ 8 oz candle with an approximate 50-hour burn time
✔ Clear and bless your space first with Lakshmi Spray or Palo Santo
✔ Dress your candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye, and set a Moss Agate Tumbled Crystal on your altarPerfect For:
✔ Lakshmi devotion and Friday goddess ritual
✔ Diwali altars and festival-of-lights celebrations
✔ Gratitude practice and blessing a new home or business
✔ New moon and new-beginnings intention work
✔ Divine feminine and goddess altars
✔ A meaningful gift for someone starting a new chapterHow to Use It:
Begin by clearing your altar with a few spritzes of Lakshmi Spray or a stick of palo santo. Place fresh flowers, a sweet, or a slice of orange beside the candle as an offering, and set a moss agate stone nearby. Add a drop of Lotus Oil to your fingertips and dress the candle from the base upward, then hold it to your heart and name what you're grateful for and what you're ready to grow. Light the wick, sit with the flame, and speak or chant your devotion to Lakshmi. Let the first burn run until the melted wax reaches the edges, about 2–3 hours, and return to it each Friday or whenever you want to tend your intentions. 🪷🌙
A small golden light, offered with gratitude for all that blooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it burn, and how should I do the first burn?
This 8 oz candle burns for about 50 hours. The first time you light it, let it burn about 2 to 3 hours, until the melted wax reaches the edges. Wax has a memory, so a full first melt pool helps it burn evenly every time after instead of tunneling down the center. 🪷How do I care for the wick?
Trim the cotton wick to ¼ inch before each burn. A short wick keeps the flame steady and clean. If the tip turns dark and mushroom-shaped, or the flame starts to flicker high, put it out, let it cool, and trim it before relighting.What do I do with the moss agate once the candle is finished?
Let the candle cool completely, lift out the moss agate, and wipe it clean. Known as the gardener's stone, it's lovely tucked into a houseplant pot or your garden, or kept on your altar as a symbol of what's growing in your life.What is the Lakshmi Candle traditionally used for?
Lakshmi is honored with lamps and candlelight, especially at Diwali and on Fridays, so this candle is used for devotion, gratitude, and new beginnings. Many people set a Green Aventurine Tumbled stone beside it, since green aventurine is traditionally associated with luck and new opportunities.How do I burn it safely?
Burn it on a level, heat-safe surface, away from drafts, curtains, and anything flammable. Keep it in sight and out of reach of children and pets, and never leave it burning unattended. Stop burning when about ½ inch of wax remains.Care / Please Note:
For ritual, aromatic, and decorative use only. Burn on a level, heat-safe surface away from drafts, curtains, and anything flammable, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Trim the wick to ¼ inch before each burn. Stop burning when about ½ inch of wax remains, and let it cool fully before retrieving your moss agate to keep on your altar. Each candle is unique, and crystal color and shape will vary.
Description
You're ready to honor what's growing in your life and make room for what's still to come.
Some intentions call for devotion, not just a wish.
This candle is a sacred offering of light for the goddess of grace and good fortune. 🪷✨
The Lakshmi Candle with Moss Agate Crystals is an 8 oz soy-based ritual candle, hand-poured, Reiki-charged, and High Priestess blessed, made for devotion, gratitude, and new beginnings. Lakshmi is honored in Hindu tradition as the goddess of beauty, grace, and good fortune, often pictured seated on a lotus and welcomed with lamps and candlelight, especially during Diwali, the festival of lights. Moss agate, known as the gardener's stone, is associated with growth, patience, and new beginnings, and with the heart and root chakras. Patchouli grounds the blend in rich, earthy warmth, while sweet orange brings brightness and joy, like the fruit offerings placed on an altar. Lit in her honor, it turns your altar into a small shrine, a warm, golden space for gratitude and devotion.
Why You'll Love It:
✔ Soy-based wax and cotton wick with hand-selected moss agate crystals
✔ Earthy-citrus blend of patchouli and orange fragrance oils
✔ Hand-poured, Reiki-charged, and High Priestess blessed
✔ Made for devotion, gratitude, and new-beginnings intention work
✔ 8 oz candle with an approximate 50-hour burn time
✔ Clear and bless your space first with Lakshmi Spray or Palo Santo
✔ Dress your candle with Lotus Oil by Sun's Eye, and set a Moss Agate Tumbled Crystal on your altar
Perfect For:
✔ Lakshmi devotion and Friday goddess ritual
✔ Diwali altars and festival-of-lights celebrations
✔ Gratitude practice and blessing a new home or business
✔ New moon and new-beginnings intention work
✔ Divine feminine and goddess altars
✔ A meaningful gift for someone starting a new chapter
How to Use It:
Begin by clearing your altar with a few spritzes of Lakshmi Spray or a stick of palo santo. Place fresh flowers, a sweet, or a slice of orange beside the candle as an offering, and set a moss agate stone nearby. Add a drop of Lotus Oil to your fingertips and dress the candle from the base upward, then hold it to your heart and name what you're grateful for and what you're ready to grow. Light the wick, sit with the flame, and speak or chant your devotion to Lakshmi. Let the first burn run until the melted wax reaches the edges, about 2–3 hours, and return to it each Friday or whenever you want to tend your intentions. 🪷🌙
A small golden light, offered with gratitude for all that blooms.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it burn, and how should I do the first burn?
This 8 oz candle burns for about 50 hours. The first time you light it, let it burn about 2 to 3 hours, until the melted wax reaches the edges. Wax has a memory, so a full first melt pool helps it burn evenly every time after instead of tunneling down the center. 🪷
How do I care for the wick?
Trim the cotton wick to ¼ inch before each burn. A short wick keeps the flame steady and clean. If the tip turns dark and mushroom-shaped, or the flame starts to flicker high, put it out, let it cool, and trim it before relighting.
What do I do with the moss agate once the candle is finished?
Let the candle cool completely, lift out the moss agate, and wipe it clean. Known as the gardener's stone, it's lovely tucked into a houseplant pot or your garden, or kept on your altar as a symbol of what's growing in your life.
What is the Lakshmi Candle traditionally used for?
Lakshmi is honored with lamps and candlelight, especially at Diwali and on Fridays, so this candle is used for devotion, gratitude, and new beginnings. Many people set a Green Aventurine Tumbled stone beside it, since green aventurine is traditionally associated with luck and new opportunities.
How do I burn it safely?
Burn it on a level, heat-safe surface, away from drafts, curtains, and anything flammable. Keep it in sight and out of reach of children and pets, and never leave it burning unattended. Stop burning when about ½ inch of wax remains.
Care / Please Note:
For ritual, aromatic, and decorative use only. Burn on a level, heat-safe surface away from drafts, curtains, and anything flammable, and never leave a burning candle unattended. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Trim the wick to ¼ inch before each burn. Stop burning when about ½ inch of wax remains, and let it cool fully before retrieving your moss agate to keep on your altar. Each candle is unique, and crystal color and shape will vary.
