As the leaves soon turn to golden hues of burnt orange, crisp mustard and warm honey, there’s no better way to evoke the scent of Autumn than by immersing yourself in a luxury fragrant candle. From warm and spicy to earthy and woodsy, these candles capture the essence of Autumn and will summon the magic of the season with their enchanting scents.
Translated to ‘Wood Fire’, Diptyque’s ‘Feu de Bois,’ is an iconic fragrance reminiscent of a crackling fireplace, transporting you to a cozy Autumn evening in a log cabin. Deep and woodsy, notes include birch, and juniper filling your home with a warm, smokey and nostalgic scent.
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Jo Malone London - Pomegranate Noir
Crafted in the British Countryside, ‘Pomegranate Noir’ by Jo Malone combines the aromas of juicy pomegranate, sweet raspberry and plum. Indulge in your senses with spicy notes of pink pepper, Casablanca lily, smoky guaiac wood and patchouli, this signature scent is a must have for the season.
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The White Company - Autumn
Renowned for its elegant and minimalist approach to home fragrances, The White Company’s ‘Autumn’ candle is a welcoming fragrance boasting a bright and fruity scent. Combining crisp pear, and apricot with warming musk and amber notes, filling your home with a reminiscence of afternoons spent picking fruit beneath dappled sunlight.
Hand-poured in Wiltshire, England, True Grace offers a range of opulent candles and fragrances. Inspired by a collection of extraordinary objects, favourite keepsakes from travels far and wide, ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ is a spooky candle, captivating a blend of precious woods and spices, from top notes of coriander, middle notes of cedarwood and patchouli, and base notes of leather, sandalwood and rock rose.
Whether it's sweet and fruity, crisp autumn leaves or dark and leathery, Autumn is a season of scent. These luxurious fall candles will be sure to elevate your home, and bring you the joy of the season.
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