Clear Glass Tealight Holders, Optional Beeswax Candles

✔️ Clear Glass Tealight Holders with Optional Beeswax Candles
~ Proudly ♡ Handcrafted in the USA ~

Add a soft, elegant glow to weddings, dinner tables, spa corners, prayer spaces, wax melt warmers, oil burners, lanterns, shelves, bathrooms, and cozy home décor with these clear glass tealight holders.

Choose the option that best fits your space — empty glass holders only, or holders paired with our handcrafted beeswax tealights.

✨ Available Options
• Empty clear glass holders only
• Glass holders with yellow beeswax tealights
• Glass holders with white beeswax tealights
• Glass holders with honeybee-design beeswax tealights
• Options vary by selection

Each beeswax tealight is hand-poured in small batches in Pennsylvania using pure beeswax and natural cotton wicks. Yellow beeswax has a warm golden glow with a slight natural honey aroma, while white beeswax offers a softer ivory tone with a cleaner, more neutral aroma.

✨ Details
• Reusable clear glass tealight holders
• Available with or without beeswax candles
• Optional yellow, white, or honeybee tealights
• Great for standard tealights, décor, warmers, and table styling
• Holder size: approx. 1.2" H x 2" D
• Candle ingredients when selected: pure beeswax and natural cotton wicks

🔥 Burn Note
When candles are selected, average burn time is 4+ hours per tealight. Burn performance may vary based on airflow, room temperature, holder style, wick position, and surrounding conditions. Always use on a heat-safe surface.

Beeswax Source:
Our yellow beeswax is sourced from the USA, while our white beeswax is made with pure North American beeswax, carefully selected for its clean ivory tone and refined natural finish.

Also Available in Our Shop
We also offer beeswax votives, pillars, tapers, tealight refills, bulk tealights, wax warmer candles, and many other candle styles in both classic yellow beeswax and elegant white beeswax.

🐝 Our Mission
A portion of every purchase helps support pollinator conservation efforts through respected organizations such as the NAPPC and others working to protect bees, butterflies, and vital ecosystems.