Fragranced Candle Sand - Chocolate Brown - Millionaire Gold - 300g

• The sand pours freely, so you can build a low pool in a dish, a winding path along a table, or a compact pile on a heat-proof plate, the shape is yours to decide.
• The citrus and mint hit first as the flame catches, then settle back as the warmer notes of amber, leather and patchouli rise and fill the room.
• It burns from the inside out, the sand glowing at the edges, so the form changes as it goes, part of the appeal if you like watching a candle evolve.
• The chocolate-brown colour reads as cocoa or rich earth rather than stark black, so it works with wood, stone, or warmer-toned surfaces without looking too industrial.

Candle sand is finely granulated wax embedded with small wicks throughout, so each grain is combustible. You light the surface and the sand burns down slowly, the wax pooling within the pile rather than spreading. It is a different rhythm from a jarred candle, no fixed burn time, no single wick to trim, just a gradual glow that you control by how much you pour.

Pour the sand onto a heat-proof surface, a ceramic plate, a stone dish, a metal tray, and shape it into whatever form you like. Light the surface with a long match or lighter, and the sand will catch and burn from the top down. Stand it away from draughts and never leave it unattended. When you are done, extinguish it by smothering the flame with the back of a spoon or by blowing it out gently, then let it cool fully before handling.

Millionaire Gold is inspired by Paco Rabanne 1 Million, a fragrance built around confidence and polish, the kind of scent that turns heads in a crowded room. It leans masculine and bold, balancing the freshness of mint and citrus against the warmth of amber, leather and spice. It suits evening gatherings, a study, or anywhere you want a scent with presence rather than softness.

300 g of chocolate-brown candle sand in a resealable pouch. The sand is loose, so you can use a little at a time and seal the rest for later. No jar, no container, you choose the vessel or simply pour it directly onto a fireproof surface.

It makes an intriguing present for someone who likes fragrance with a bit of edge, or anyone who enjoys a more sculptural, hands-on approach to candlelight. The packaging is straightforward, so if you are wrapping it, a small dish or tray alongside would complete the gesture.