Refill the mood

Same candle. A different feeling, whenever you want one.

You don’t need a new candle to change how a room feels — just what’s inside it. Reach for scent when the room needs a mood. Reach for colour when it needs a new look.

Colours & scents

A scent for every mood. A colour for every room.

Signature scents all year, limited editions every season, and fragrance-free colours to restyle any room. Tap one to see it up close.

Christmas at EmilieAn Emilie pearled candle styled for Christmas
Coming soon

The Christmas collection

Christmas, in candlelight.

Our Christmas scents in snow-white pearled wax — plus limited editions where the colour and the scent are made for each other. Only for the season, and made in small batches.

On the way

  • Mulled Wine
  • Christingle
  • Hot Chocolate & Macaroon
  • Gingerbread
  • Cosy Fireplace
  • Clementine & Cinnamon

And more to come.

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Ready in minutesPour, add a wick, light, refresh

How Emilie works

Your first candle moment, in four simple steps.

No melting, no hot pouring, no equipment. The first time takes a couple of minutes — so does the hundredth.

  1. 01Pour.Pour the pearls into your Emilie bowl — or any suitable heat-safe container.
  2. 02Add a wick.Position one of the prepared cotton wicks. No melting, hot wax pouring or equipment.
  3. 03Light it.The wax immediately around the wick forms a small local melt pool.
  4. 04Refresh.Once completely cool, lift out the wax disc, add a fresh wick and enjoy it again.

Get it right the first time

  • A heat-safe container at least 10cm wide inside

  • The wick in the centre about 5cm from the sides

  • At least 1cm of pearls under the wick

  • About 0.6cm of wick showing — more just burns the wick, not the candle

  • Never leave it unattended — it’s still a real flame

Tips & Tricks

How much wax do I need?

One pouch is 800g. Here’s what fits.

You choose how much to pour — the rest waits in the pouch for the next candle.

Your own container? Any heat-safe bowl or jar at least 10cm wide inside, with every wick about 5cm from the sides and at least 1cm of pearls under it. Wicks can sit close together — they simply share one melt pool.

Ordinary candle vs Emilie

Same warm glow. A completely different candle system.

Both create candlelight. What happens before, during and after the flame is where everything changes.

Ordinary jar candle

Wick fixed to the base — burns wherever that leads: tunnelling, soot, an overheated jar.

Only the wax near the wick melts — the rest is locked in a jar you’ll throw away.

One large melt pool — can leave the glass dangerously hot.

Finished candle — wax, wick and jar all go in the bin.

The Emilie way

Wick sits freely in the pearls — designed to burn cleanly and go out on its own.

Only the wax around the wick melts — far less gets left behind.

A smaller, local melt pool — stays contained around the flame.

Finished candle — you refill the pearls and keep the same vessel.

Use what you need. Keep what you love.Emilie separates the wax, wick and vessel, so your candle can be refreshed instead of replaced.

One pouch. Endless candles.

Today one wick for a film. Tomorrow three for dinner.

The same pearls, poured into whatever the moment needs — a bowl, a jar, a row of glass holders. Every time a different candle, every time ready in minutes.

Film night
1 wick · a small bowlFilm night

One wick beside the sofa. Up to five hours of calm — and it’s designed to go out on its own when it’s done.

Dinner with friends
3 wicks · a wide bowlDinner with friends

Three wicks in a wide bowl, a line of a second colour on top. Ready before the doorbell.

Bath time
Glass holders · several at onceBath time

The same pearls in a few heat-safe glass holders around the bath.

Weddings & events
Dozens of holders · one colour storyWeddings & events

Line an aisle, a beach or a whole party in your colours — and pour the pearls back into the pouch after.

Garden evenings
Sheltered glass holdersGarden evenings

Glass holders along the path, out of the wind.

Every season
Your bowl · your decorEvery season

Pine in winter, shells in summer — the decor changes, the pearls stay.

Mix · layer · drawPearled candles in different colours and bowls

Make it yours

Paint with pearls.

Your candle is a canvas. Mix colours, pour them in layers, draw a line or a wave across the top in a second colour — the pattern stays until you decide to change it.

  1. 01Mix coloursBlend fragrance-free colours into your own shade, or pour them in layers.
  2. 02Draw patternsLines, waves, dots, initials — sprinkle a second colour on the surface, away from the wick.
  3. 03Emilie stencils Coming soonLay a stencil on your candle, sprinkle decor pearls through the cut-out — a tree, a pumpkin — and lift it off by its little tab.
  4. 04Decor pearls Coming soonSmall pouches of colour, just for decorating — not for a whole candle.

Zero waste, by design

Nothing goes in the bin. Not even the wax.

When a wick is finished, the cooled disc is still good wax. Here’s what to do with it.

01FlipAt least 6mm of wick showing under the cooled disc? Turn it over, set it back in the same candle and level it with the pearls around it — a brand-new candle, ready to light.
02CrushBreak the disc back into the pearls — it melts again next time.
03SaveCollect your discs until you have a few.
04SmashPut them in a bag or a mortar and smash them into pieces.
05RemixDiscs from different candles make a brand-new multicolour — even multi-scent — candle.
Flip · crush · saveFlip it, crush it, save it

Keep the bowl, reuse the wax, change the look. The only thing left over is the tiny end of a used wick.

Loved in real homes

Do not just take our word for it.

Discover how customers are pouring, styling and enjoying Emilie in their own homes.

100,000+ happy customers

Every home uses Emilie differently. That is exactly how we designed it.

The pearled candle, explained

What is a pearled candle — and why are people switching?

A pearled candle — also called a sand candle, candle sand or powdered candle — is made of loose wax pearls instead of one solid block. You pour the pearls into a bowl or jar, push a cotton wick into the centre and light it. Only the wax right around the wick melts; the pearls around it stay solid.

That one difference changes everything a jar candle gets wrong. Nothing tunnels to waste, and when a wick is finished you lift out the small cooled disc and start again — a new candle, in the same bowl, in minutes.

Emilie makes pearled candles in our own UK studio: 100% plant-based pearled wax, made without paraffin or soy, in signature scents and fragrance-free colours, 50 prepared cotton wicks in every 800g pouch, and handmade bowls built for our Free-Wick System.

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Try it with confidence

Questions answered. Risk reduced.

Our 30-day promise

  • Unused refill — return it within 30 days for a refund, subject to our returns conditions.
  • Something arrived damaged — send us clear photos and we will review a replacement or another fair solution.
  • You need help using it — we help with wick placement, bowl setup, refreshing the wax disc and general candle care.

Used wax and wicks cannot normally be returned as new. Your statutory rights are not affected.

We are a real family-run brand. We will always try to help fairly.

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What is a pearled candle?

A candle made of loose wax pearls instead of one solid block. You pour the pearls into a bowl, push a cotton wick into the centre and light it. Only the wax right around the wick melts; the rest stays as pearls. When it has burned down, you lift out the small cooled disc, add a fresh wick — and you have a new candle, in the same bowl.

Is a pearled candle the same as a sand candle?

Yes — “sand candle”, “candle sand”, “powdered candle” and “pearl candle” are other names for the same idea: loose, granulated wax that you pour and light with a wick. Emilie calls it a pearled candle, and our Free-Wick System, prepared cotton wicks and handmade bowls are what make ours different.

What is the difference between scented and unscented?

Scented pearled candles are white pearled wax with the scent already in it — no mixing at home. Unscented pearled candles have no added fragrance and come in our colours.

Can I mix colours?

Yes, and it is one of the best parts. Mix unscented colours, pour them in layers, or sprinkle one colour over another to make patterns.

How long does one 800g pouch last?

Up to 200+ hours of candlelight. One wick burns for about five hours, and each pouch includes 50 wicks — your total depends on how many wicks you light at once and for how long.

Can I use my own container?

Yes — any stable, undamaged, heat-safe container that is at least 10cm wide inside. Place each wick about 5cm from the sides, with at least 1cm of pearls under it.

How much wick should show above the pearls?

About 6mm (0.6cm) — no more. A wick burns together with the wax that melts around it: that wax is its fuel. With 1–2cm showing you mostly burn the wick, not the candle.

What happens if an Emilie candle is knocked over?

Set up as we show you, there is always far more solid wax around the flame than melted wax under it, so the loose pearls fall in and help cover the flame instead of spilling fuel towards it. Please still keep it where it can’t be knocked.

Why are prices in Europe and the US a little higher?

Because they already include every duty, tax and customs fee. The price you see is the final price — no surprises at delivery.

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