Quick Specs
- Size/Quantity: 6 inches tall x 11/16 inch diameter, set of 36
- Type: Household Taper Candle
- Material: Paraffin wax, solid green color throughout
- Origin: Made in India
- Best For: Money drawing, prosperity rituals, fertility workings, candle spell work
Green Candles in Ritual Practice
Green has carried associations with abundance, growth, and the living earth across dozens of traditions. In Hoodoo practice, green candles are a standard tool for money-drawing work, often dressed with prosperity oils and burned alongside herbs like basil or bay leaf. Wiccan and broader folk magic traditions align green with Venus and the earth element, making it a natural fit for spells of fertility, financial change, and new beginnings. I stock this color specifically because the demand for it in prosperity and growth workings is steady year-round.
This India-made set runs 6 inches tall at 11/16 inch in diameter, which makes them a touch slimmer than the domestic U.S.-made household candles I also carry. The paraffin wax takes dye evenly, so the green runs solid throughout the candle rather than just on the surface. That matters if you plan to carve sigils or intention words into the wax before burning. You can find the full range of household and taper candles in my candle section, and if you’re building out a prosperity altar, the abundance and prosperity collection has supporting tools worth pairing with these.
Thirty-six candles in a box is a practical quantity for serious ritual use. You’re not running out in the middle of a working cycle, and you’re not paying premium price for a handful of candles that disappear after two sessions. The burn time on a 6-inch household candle is typically around two hours, so plan your working accordingly, or use a snuffer to pause and resume across multiple sessions. These burn clean and hold their color well. There’s nothing fancy about them, and that’s exactly what makes them reliable.
How to Use Green Household Candles in Ritual Work
How to use green household candles effectively in prosperity and ritual workings.
- Set Your Intention and Dress the Candle
Dress the candle by applying a thin layer of ritual oil from the center outward toward each end. Use a prosperity or money-drawing oil, and wipe away any excess with a clean cloth before placing the candle in a holder.
- Place the Candle and Set the Space
Set the candle in a secure taper holder on your altar or working surface. Surround it with corresponding herbs or coins if the working calls for them, keeping all materials at a safe distance from the flame.
- Light and Complete the Working
Light the candle with focused intent and let it burn fully if your working allows. If you need to pause, snuff it out rather than blowing it out, and relight it the next day to carry the intention forward.
The Tarot Fellow Standard
I source these from a supplier whose candle stock I’ve tested for consistency over multiple orders. The color saturation is reliable from box to box, and the candles arrive without the warping or pooling issues I’ve seen from cheaper imports. These aren’t artisan candles, and I don’t present them as such. They’re workhorse household tapers that hold up well in ritual use and deliver a clean, even burn. The 11/16-inch diameter is slightly slimmer than the domestic version I also stock, so if you need the fuller taper for a specific holder, check the sizing before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are plain paraffin household candles made in India, measuring 6 inches tall and 11/16 inch in diameter. They are not dipped beeswax or soy. The color is solid throughout, so you can carve symbols into them without losing the green.
Green is traditionally linked to money, growth, fertility, and luck in Hoodoo, Wiccan, and folk magic traditions. These candles are a reliable choice when your working calls for earth energy, financial intention, or a call for new beginnings.
Yes. The 11/16-inch diameter fits most standard taper holders. If you are unsure, check that your holder has a socket sized for a taper or household candle. A snug fit matters for safety, so test it before leaving a candle unattended.
Each box holds 36 candles. That is enough to run a daily working for over a month, or to keep a consistent color available across multiple separate rituals without running out mid-practice. They store well in a cool, dry place.
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