Crystal Candlestick Holder
The Candlestick Holder, an elegant piece made from natural crystal to illuminate your living space. Each Candlestick Holder is carefully crafted to ensure quality, style, and the unique beauty of natural crystal, grown in our studio.
Made with durable materials, this Candlestick Holder is approximately 8cm in diameter and 10cm high. It is designed to hold candles with a diameter between 22 and 28mm, although some candles may need to be shaved to fit perfectly.
The sleek and modern design of the Candlestick Holder makes it a perfect addition to any decor. Whether you’re looking for a centerpiece for your dining table or a decorative accent for your living room, this Candlestick Holder is sure to impress.
The Candlestick Holder is produced in a wide range of colors, all derived from the natural crystal used to make it. Its dimensions make it a versatile piece that can fit on any surface, from a mantel to a bookshelf.
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