Pillar Candle Holder
The Pillar Candle Holder is a refined and timeless piece, crafted from natural crystal to bring a warm, luminous touch to your living space. Each holder is meticulously shaped and polished to highlight the inherent beauty and texture of the crystal, grown and finished in our studio.
Made with durable materials, this Pillar Candle Holder measures approximately 22cm in diameter and 24cm in height. It is designed to hold standard pillar candles up to 7.5cm in diameter, providing a stable and elegant base for any occasion.
With its clean lines and contemporary silhouette, the Pillar Candle Holder complements both modern and classic interiors. Whether displayed as a striking centerpiece on a dining table or as a subtle accent on a mantel or side table, it enhances any setting with understated sophistication.
Available in a variety of natural crystal hues, each holder features its own unique patterns and color variations—no two pieces are exactly alike. Its versatile proportions make it suitable for any room, from cozy living spaces to elegant event tablescapes.
Interested in this product?
Ask Mineral Series about pricing, availability, customization, and delivery requirements in one private inquiry.
- Private buyer–supplier conversation
- Free buyer account
- Keep messages and quotes organized
More from Mineral Series
Explore more approved listings published by the same company.
Practical guides for global trade
Recent FirmaPanel articles for evaluating suppliers, sourcing products, and preparing export conversations.
Trade guide
Sea Freight FCL vs LCL: Which One Should You Choose?
Compare FCL vs LCL sea freight by cost, shipment size, handling, transit time, destination charges and risk. Learn when importers should choose each option.
Read article
Trade guide
Should You Ask for Samples Before Placing a Bulk Order?
Learn when to request product samples before placing a bulk order, what samples can and cannot prove, and how buyers should use sampling to reduce sourcing risk.
Read article
Trade guide
How Much Should You Really Order From a New Supplier?
Learn how to size a first order from a new supplier using MOQ, demand, lead time, freight, quality risk and cash exposure instead of unit price alone.
Read article