Tarot Crystal Scented Candle The Devil

• Red jasper brings an earthy, ember-like colour to the candle, traditionally associated with grounding and steady presence.
• Black agate adds a darker contrast, often linked in crystal lore with protection, composure and boundaries.
• The Devil card belongs to the Major Arcana, where it is commonly read as an invitation to look clearly at attachment, temptation and personal power.
• The stones remain after the wax has burned away, ready to keep as tactile reminders of the candle’s theme.
• Dried flowers soften the darker tarot mood, adding a botanical layer around the crystals.

The fragrance is described as a blooming inferno, a bold scent idea that pairs heat with a flowered edge. It suits moments when you want the room to feel charged, intimate and a little theatrical, without needing the candle to dominate the space.

The candle is held in deep green glass, with a rustic wooden wick at the centre. The contrast is part of its charm: dark glass, red and black stones, pale dried flowers, and the low movement of flame.

Place the candle on a stable, heat-safe surface before lighting. Keep it away from draughts, curtains and anything loose, and never leave a burning candle unattended.

Once the candle has finished and the wax is fully cool, remove the gemstones gently and wipe away any remaining wax with care.

In tarot, The Devil is one of the Major Arcana cards, part of the sequence often read as a symbolic journey through inner life and choice. It is not simply a card of darkness. In many modern readings, it points towards desire, habit, temptation and the places where we give our power away. Paired here with red jasper and black agate, the candle leans into that bold, earthy symbolism: fire, shadow, appetite and the quiet act of seeing yourself clearly.

• Crystal candle with red jasper, black agate, smaller gemstone chips and dried flowers.
• Deep green glass container with a wooden wick.
• Fragrance: blooming inferno.
• Weight: 330 g.
• Burn time: 22 hours.
• Country of origin: China.

This makes a thoughtful gift for someone drawn to tarot, crystal candles and atmospheric home rituals. The Devil theme gives it a stronger, moodier character than a simple floral candle, making it well suited to a personal altar, reading table or quiet evening corner.