Six wax squares on unpolished stone, one broken to show the texture.

Wax melts

Oak & Ember Wax Melts, six-pack

Six squares of the oak, one at a time in the dish under the lamp.

£10
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A square at a time in the melt dish, under the same lamp. Cheaper than a jar and easier to change your mind about halfway through the week.

Same dry oak, warm resin and smoke as the jar candle, cut into six.

Melts need something to sit in — that is the dish, £12, and it lives on the lamp base under the shade.

Complete the set

The parts that keep it going, all drawn to the same lamp.

The whole range laid out on an ivory ground: the lamp in Ember Black over a lit jar, two ribbed glass candles, the melt dish and a pair of spare bulbs.

No flame

The heat comes from a bulb above the wax. Nothing is burning.

It fits the jars you own

The pole adjusts by hand, and the shade hangs over the jar rather than around it.

Timer and dimmer on the cable

Two, four, eight or ten hours, then it switches itself off.

Thirty days to change your mind

Unused and in its box. Free UK delivery, five to seven working days.

The specifics

Pack
Six squares
Notes
Dry oak, warm resin, a trace of smoke
Needs
The melt dish, or any shallow dish that fits the base
One at a time
One square is a full evening

Something not answered here? Delivery and returns.

Questions people actually ask

Do melts need a different lamp?

No. Same lamp. They go in a shallow dish on the base, under the same shade — a jar holds its own wax, a melt does not.

How many squares at once?

One. That is the whole answer.