Besides adding a touch of elegance to your space, our scented candles have the power to transform environments, creating cozy and relaxing atmospheres. Each fragrance is designed to promote well-being, whether it's to unwind after a busy day, create a more focused work environment, or even make special moments even more memorable. Discover the perfect balance of beauty, fragrance, and tranquility with our scented candles.
"Our fine stoneware is made from the best natural resources available in Portugal, making it ecological and biodegradable, with a manufacturing process that uses significantly less energy. In addition, all excess paste is reused."
Many hands touch each of our ceramic pieces – although our factories are equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the manual process remains predominant.
Gardenia Scented Candles were created to transform everyday life into moments of serenity and sensory pleasure. Handmade in Portugal with natural soy wax and poured into fine stoneware glasses from the Portuguese brand Costa Nova , they combine tradition, sustainability, and a contemporary design with smooth, timeless lines.
More than just candles, these are olfactory experiences designed to balance body and mind. Each fragrance is carefully developed to create relaxing and welcoming environments — ideal for unwinding after a busy day, stimulating focus during work, or adding a sophisticated touch to gatherings and celebrations. The warm light and subtle scent fill the space with harmony and tranquility.
Durable, elegant, and conscious , these candles combine luxurious detail with environmental responsibility. When the candle is finished, the stoneware jar can be reused with your favorite fragrance using Gardenia refills. A simple and sustainable gesture that reflects the brand's philosophy: less waste, more beauty, and balance.
Discover also our formal candles created to celebrate unique moments, explore our floral candles inspired by nature, and explore our ceramic collection that elegantly complements any setting.
