The Scent of Christmas at Ormonde Jayne

Ormonde Jayne’s annual Festive Candle collection launches with a stunning new gold embossed design by Mark Wilkie. Capturing an image of glittering snow, open hearth fires, pine cones and celebrations, Etoile, Nocturne and Mystère Scented Candles will be available from September as a limited collection.

Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity will receive 10% donation from each candle sold from the Royal Arcade boutique.

NOCTURE 

Inspired by the embers from an open log fire with pine cones and cedar wood and embers this candle spreads a beautiful smooth warm scent, like a fine cognac.   Made with tonka, pink pepper and amber, added depth and richness come from cardamom and sandalwood.

CEDAR WOOD, CARDAMOM, SANDALWOOD, AMBER, TONKA, MANDARIN AND PINK PEPPER

280g @ £80 / €90   Burntime 60+ hours

ETOILE 

Warms up your room with festive bright notes of mandarin, amber, tonka and cinnamon, creating a perfect Christmas scent.

MANDARIN, CARDAMOM, CINNAMON, BAY, AMBER AND TONKA

280g @ £80 / €90

MYSTERE

Ormonde Jayne’s third scented candle will spread comfort and joy this festive season with tea notes. Founder Linda Pilkington says “The perfume lifts out and sings in perfect harmony, sparkling and enveloping your room.”

BERGAMOT, MANDARIN, LIME, LAPSANG SOUCHONG TEA NOTES, CEDAR WOOD AND PINE NEEDLES

280g @ £80 / €90

THE FINE ART OF CANDLE BURNING by LINDA PILKINGTON

We recommend the first burn is lit long enough for the wax surface to be entirely melted to the edge of the glass. Trim the wick before relighting, making sure the wick is still centred and straight.

If the wick has dried off-centre, light the wick and gently manoeuvre back to the centre using the matchstick. The wick may now be too long and puffing out black smoke. If this is the case, blow out the candle, cut the wick and relight. Keep the candle clean, use kitchen roll to wipe the residue off the top of the glass.

Position the lit candle away from draughts and flammable materials. Do not burn candles on surfaces susceptible to heat damage. Never leave a lit candle unattended or near children and pets and never allow the candle flame to touch the side of the glass.

To extinguish the candle, simply replace the gold lid to starve the flame of oxygen. Leave to cool down before picking up.

Ormonde Jayne
12, The Royal Arcade
W1S 4SL
Tel: 0207 499 1100

www.ormondejayne.com