Crystal Candle Jade The Magician Tarot Mint Scent

The first light catches the deep green glass, then mint moves through the room with a cool, clean brightness. This crystal candle pairs a wooden wick with jade, smaller gemstone chips and delicate dry flowers, so the ritual shifts as the wax melts and the stone slowly comes into view. It is made for a quiet table, a reflective tarot moment, or an evening reset with a little more theatre than an ordinary candle. Jade and the Magician’s quiet focus Jade is traditionally associated with grounding, balance and emotional harmony, carried here as a keepsake within the candle. The Magician in tarot is linked with intention, skill and the moment before action, a fitting symbol for lighting a candle before writing, planning or meditation. The deep green vessel echoes the jade theme, giving the whole piece a calm, botanical tone. As the wax lowers, the gemstone and smaller chips become part of the experience rather than a detail seen all at once. Dry flowers add a soft decorative layer, turning the candle into a small altar-like object for a shelf or bedside table. Mint in the flame The scent is mint, fresh and clear rather than heavy. It suits moments when you want the air to feel cleaner and more awake, from a morning desk ritual to a slow evening with cards, journalling or a book. Green glass, wooden wick and hidden stone The candle is set in a deep green glass container with a rustic wooden wick. Inside are jade, smaller gemstone chips and dry flowers, arranged to make the burn feel like a gradual reveal. Lighting and caring for the candle Place it on a stable, heat-safe surface away from draughts, fabrics and anything that can catch fire. Let the wax melt evenly across the surface when you light it, and trim the wooden wick if it becomes too long or smoky. When the candle has fully finished and the vessel is cool, the jade can be kept as a small contemplative object. Clean away any remaining wax gently before handling the stone. Tarot symbolism, softly held The Magician is one of the Major Arcana cards, part of tarot’s symbolic journey through archetypes and thresholds. In many readings, it speaks to directed attention, resourcefulness and the choice to begin. Paired with jade, a stone long used in ornament and ritual across different cultures, the candle becomes more than a scented object. It offers a simple, visible way to mark an intention: light, scent, flame, stone, and the pause before the next step. Weight, burn and details The candle weighs 330 g and has an approximate burn time of 22 hours. It is made in China as part of the Hop Hare Crystal Magic Flower Candles range, with mint fragrance, jade, smaller gemstone chips, dry flowers, a wooden wick and a deep green glass container. A thoughtful gift for tarot and crystal lovers This suits someone who enjoys tarot, crystals, candle rituals or objects with layered meaning. It feels especially fitting for a birthday, a new beginning, a housewarming, or a quiet gift for someone setting aside time for themselves. Common questions Can I keep the jade after the candle has burned? Yes. Once the candle is finished and everything is completely cool, the jade can be removed, cleaned of wax residue and kept. Is this more of a ritual candle or a decorative candle? It works as both. The mint scent and wooden wick make it practical to burn, while the jade, chips, flowers and tarot theme give it a more symbolic presence.