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The Candle Gift That Never Runs Out: HRH Collection Launches Holiday Gift Packaging for Its Refillable Candles

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Irvine, California, candle maker HRH Collection has launched holiday gift packaging and a new Luxury Candle Gifts collection. It pairs keep-forever vessels with plant-based HRH Crystal Wax refills, so the candle never ends up in the trash when the wax runs out.

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Irvine, California, candle maker HRH Collection has launched holiday gift packaging and a new Luxury Candle Gifts collection. It pairs keep-forever vessels with plant-based HRH Crystal Wax refills, so the candle never ends up in the trash when the wax runs out.

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Irvine, California, USA - HRH Collection, a maker of refillable candles, has launched holiday gift packaging and a new Luxury Candle Gifts collection, available now at hrhcandle.com. The collection is built around a simple idea: a candle gift should not end up in the trash when the wax runs out.

Every HRH candle starts with a vessel designed to stay on display for years. The collection includes hand-carved teak bowls, ceramic and travertine sculptures, floating-flame glass, and charcoal metal with a gold lid. Each is filled with HRH Crystal Wax, a plant-based pearled wax that pours straight into the vessel with no melting. When the wax is spent, the owner pours in a fresh bag, adds new wicks and relights it in any scent they choose.

The brand has a personal story behind it. Its founder began HRH during a difficult time, when someone close to her made her question her worth. Creating something beautiful helped her rediscover her confidence and purpose. Her grandchildren were at the heart of that journey. They inspired her to choose crystal wax and create something thoughtful and lasting, something they could one day be proud of.

“With every flame I lit, I found a little more happiness, a little more peace, and something meaningful to share with others,” she said. “That love became the heart of HRH: a beautiful vessel to treasure, crystal wax to replenish, and a flame to rekindle again and again.”

For the holidays, gift packaging is available on orders starting November 1. The collection covers a wide range of gifts. The Theodore ($48) and The Charlotte ($52) sit at the smaller end, alongside the HRH Candle Care Set ($40), which includes a wick trimmer, snuffer, wick dipper and rechargeable lighter in a velvet bag. Every Monarch II bowl ($139) is hand carved from teak, so no two are alike. For a statement gift, The Duke ($185) pairs a charcoal vessel with a textured gold lid. The Windsor ($345) is a limited-edition handmade ceramic piece available for pre-order, shipping December 7.

HRH Crystal Wax refills come in white, black and sand at $29 per 18oz bag, or any three for $75. Each bag provides up to 120 hours of burn time. Because the wax is made of loose beads, the company says it shifts to smother the wick if a vessel is tipped. The wax arrives unscented, so recipients can add their favorite fragrance oil and change it with every refill.

The Luxury Candle Gifts collection is available now at hrhcandle.com/collections/luxury-candle-gifts.

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HRH Collection makes refillable candles: sculptural vessels in wood, glass, stone, ceramic and metal, paired with plant-based HRH Crystal Wax that owners pour, wick and relight in any scent. The brand’s Refill Ritual is designed so the vessel stays for years and only the wax is replaced. Learn more at hrhcandle.com and on Instagram at @hrhcandles.

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Company Name: HRH Collection

Contact Person: John Watson

Website: https://hrhcandle.com

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