Tiger eye stone, also known as wood stone because of its texture and color like wood grain. Since ancient times, it has always been a kind of jade that people yearn for and want to have. The tiger eye stone is a collection of quartz, an amorphous mineral whose gemmological name is Tigeaeyes. It is usually brownish yellow, blue, reddish brown, etc. It is opaque, fine and tough, and has a fine fibrous structure. If it is ground into a curved surface from the vertical fiber direction, a parallel movement will appear on the curved surface. The eye is named tiger eye because of its shape and color like tiger eyes. Africa, the main producing area, is the national gem of South Africa. In the tiger eye group, due to its growth environment and the different trace elements, a series of colorful ore bodies are formed, the brown yellow yellow tiger eye is more common, and the blue-gray blue tiger eye and reddish brown There are a few red tiger eye stones, among which the eyeliner is clear, bright and complete. Since ancient times, the tiger's eye has always been regarded as a treasure of nature, the miracle of the earth, the unique gem structure, like the eyes of the elves, flickering, mysterious and colorful, full of spirituality, reappearing nature to give their lives. How do I properly burn a Pillar Candle? Shinny Pillar Candle,Shinny Pillar Candles,Basic Pillar Candle,Christmas Pillar Candles Shenyang Shengjie Candle CO.,LTD , https://www.sj-candle.com
beeswax Pillar Candles Customers often ask: Why does my Beeswax Pillar Candle burn a hole right down the centre and the candle won`t relight? Pillars are one of our most popular items, so we think it`s very important to give you tips on how you can make the most out of your Beeswax Pillar Candle. Don`t burn a Beeswax Pillar Candle for a short period of time. Pillars are designed to burn for long periods of time: at least 3-4 hours each time you light it. If you prefer burning your candle for a shorter time try Candlesticks.
If the flame is too large, it means the wick needs a trim. Extinguish the candle by dunking the wick into the wax pool, trim the wick, straighten and relight. If a `carbon cap` globule forms on the tip, trim the wick.
Instead of blowing out the candle, dunk the wick into the wax pool and straighten. This ensures an easier relight and prevents the wick from smoking. When you light your candle, light the base of the wick not the tip.