A “perpetual” candle product includes a container for storing an oil, a wick for drawing the oil from inside the container to an exposed end of the wick outside of the container, such that the tip of the exposed end of the wick can be ignited with a flame and the flame can continually burn so long as the oil in the container is replaced, and where a design feature is positioned outside the container and unlike a traditional candle the design feature does not burn or melt due to the flame on the wick, allowing the design feature (such as a wax rose, mimicking a real flower, or a wax cylinder, mimicking a traditional candle) to remain substantially intact despite prolonged and continuous burning of the candle product.

A wooden wick for use in a wax candle comprising a strip of a predetermined wood having each of a first predetermined length, a first predetermined width and a first predetermined thickness. Such wick further includes a wood booster member having each of a second predetermined length, a second predetermined width and a second predetermined thickness adhered to the strip of wood.

A reusable candle system allows a user to not create waste from single-use container candles while being safer. The molds have identical interiors to the candle inserts, therefore being able to create candles that fit perfectly into the inserts. The candle formed may be positioned in an insert having a wick stabilizer. The insert may then be placed in an exterior holder to protect the surface on which the candle is positioned upon and to protect a user from contact burns. Once the candle is depleted, the insert may be taken out of the exterior holder and cleaned and reused.

A wooden wick for use in a wax candle comprising a strip of a predetermined wood having each of a first predetermined length, a first predetermined width and a first predetermined thickness. Such wick further includes a wood booster member having each of a second predetermined length, a second predetermined width and a second predetermined thickness adhered to the strip of wood.

A timed candle wick system which causes the flame of a candle to self-extinguish at predetermined periods of time. As part of the burning process, a new candle wick is automatically exposed prior to the extinguishment of the previous candle wick. Upon extinguishment of the previous candle wick, the newly exposed candle wick is ready to be relit without any other intervention by the user. The extinguishment of each wick is affected by an automatic, mechanical tumbling process that causes the wick to fall into the molten wax, depriving the flame of oxygen and extinguishing the candle. The wick rejuvenation process is affected by aligning two or more series of wicks, side-by-side, such that each wick segment of each wick series is overlapping a corresponding wick segment parallel to it, but is offset such as to maintain continuity of the wick burning process.

A tealight cup for holding a combustible candle has a a side wall, a base with a flat central area, at least two bulges positioned around the flat central area, wherein the bulges have a height (h) of at least 10% of the height (H) of the side wall and are positioned around the flat central area circumferentially along a common circumference and have a total volume equal to at least 10% of the volume of the part of the cup from the base to the height (h) of the bulges.

A kit enabling creation of a personal keepsake by at least one user and methods of using same. A first container is openable by a user, and a plurality of candles are enclosed in the first container. Each candle has a wick at one end and an opposite end having a base width. The kit further includes a second container which is openable by the user, and a plurality of tubes enclosed in the second container. Each tube has at least one end which is initially open and defines a chamber having a chamber width and a chamber length to receive a storage medium, the initially open end adapted to receive the base width of one of the candles.

Provided are a remote controllable auto-ignition candle and a control system thereof, and more particularly, a remote controllable auto-ignition candle including a wick portion performing combustion after ignition and including a wick made of a conductive material; a first communication unit communicating with a user terminal in a wired or wireless manner; a control unit controlling an ignition state of the wick portion according to a control signal received through the first communication unit; and an ignition means generating a discharge to the wick so that the wick portion is ignited according to a control of the control unit.

A packaging system for candles, comprising an enclosure which consists a candle with one or more wicks; a cover to which an opening handle is connected, for opening the enclosure before use; a rigid lighting surface connected to the inner surface of the enclosure's cover, for lighting the candle by friction; matches for lighting the candle by rubbing with the rigid lighting surface; a sticker or slots for affixing the matches to the inner surface of the enclosure's cover, near the lighting surface.

Disclosed are candles having a wick, a wax composition, and a gel composition, wherein the wax composition encloses the wick, and the wick is separated from the gel composition. The candle while being burned exhibits one or more desirable properties, such as reduced levels of soot or reduced emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).