Salt and Sea Soy Candle - Amber Jar - 9 oz

The beach house you don't have, in a jar you can keep on the nightstand.

There's a particular calm that only coastal air delivers — salt on the breeze, warm sand, the sense that the afternoon has nowhere to be. Salt and Sea bottles that feeling in the most wearable candle scent Sweet Water Decor makes. It opens with crisp sea salt and bright citrus, warms into a soft musk heart, and settles onto a smooth amber base. Clean, polished, quietly comforting.

It's a year-round favorite for a simple reason: it works in every room, every season, every mood. Fresh enough for a July windowsill, grounded enough for a snowed-in Sunday.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Sea Salt, Citrus. Middle: Musk. Base: Amber.

Why the Amber Jar

The classic amber glass gives this candle a warm, apothecary look that fits farmhouse shelves, modern bathrooms, and everything in between. When the wax is gone, the jar cleans out beautifully for matches, cotton swabs, or a tiny plant.

Candle Details

9 oz | 208 g net weight | 2.75" x 2.75" x 3.5". Burn time 40+ hours. 100% cotton wick, lead and zinc free. Proprietary soy-based wax blend — vegan, non-GMO, kosher. Premium fragrance oil. Gluten free, phthalate free, non-toxic. Hand-poured in Pittsburgh, PA.

Candle Care

Trim the wick to 1/4 inch before lighting. Let the melt pool reach the edge of the jar each burn to prevent tunneling. Burn no more than 4 hours at a time, and stop use when less than 1/2 inch of wax remains. Keep away from drafts, hot surfaces, children, and pets, and never leave a burning candle unattended.

Ideal For

Anyone who misses the coast from a landlocked zip code. Bathrooms and bedrooms that need a fresh, clean scent without perfume heaviness. A reliable hostess or thank-you gift — sea salt and amber offend exactly no one. Your own five quiet minutes at the end of the day.

You can't move the ocean closer. You can light this.

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