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Set of 12 Green 'Luck' Spell Candles
£5.99
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This set of 12 green luck spell candles is designed for rituals focused on attracting luck, prosperity, and positive energy. Each candle is crafted from a blend of 70% unscented paraffin and 30% stearic acid, making them vegan-friendly. With an approximate burn time of 90 minutes per candle, they are ideal for extended spellwork or meditation sessions. Green is traditionally associated with luck, abundance, and growth, making these spell candles a powerful tool for anyone seeking to enhance fortune or manifest intentions. Perfect for those who practice candle magic to attract luck or improve financial well-being.
Material: Wax
Dimensions: Height 10.5cm x Width 7.3cm x Depth 2.5cm
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Based on 59 reviews
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I've not gotten around to using these ones yet, there is something for someone I want to cast for.
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I’ve had these due to multiple reasons my ex was into this crap but I loved the colour of them so I use them to make skate wax so I can magic in some please don’t let me die today into it if I so wish. But I put 3 of these into a 8oz with other bits but if you use white bees wax with it the colour comes out really nice Pale aqua blue
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Good quality candles! None broken, good delivery
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Lovley packing and product but tiny and overpriced I think
