Timberwick Candles Brand
Top Timberwick Candles
Timberwick Cinnamon Sugar Apothecary Jar
Timberwick Apple-Melon Nature's Glow Tumbler
Timberwick Woodland Christmas Holiday Jar
Discover an expertly curated array of home fragrances designed to elevate your living space into a deeply comforting, multi-sensory retreat.
Product Categories
TimberWick Classic Jars
Housed in heavy-glass apothecary containers, these staple candles feature flat, pre-trimmed wooden wicks that provide an immediate wax pool and a robust fragrance throw perfect for everyday living rooms.
TimberWick Nature’s Glow
This wellness-inspired lineup utilizes minimalist clear glass or frosted tumblers filled with essential oil infusions and herbal fragrance chemistry to create a relaxing, eco-conscious spa experience.
TimberWick Seasonal & Holiday Collections
Dressed up in festive label variants and metallic lids, these limited-edition candles utilize highly concentrated gourmet oils to maximize cold and hot fragrance throws during peak winter and autumn gifting periods.
Customer Reviews
Sarah Jenkins: I purchased the Cinnamon Sugar candle from the Classic Jars line last month, and it completely transformed my evening routine. The moment I lit it, the patented timber wick started making this incredibly soothing, rhythmic crackling sound that genuinely mimics a real stone fireplace, while the heavy-glass apothecary jar looks beautifully rustic on my coffee table. Within twenty minutes, the soy-blend wax had melted perfectly to the edges without a single sign of tunneling, filling my entire open-concept living room with a rich, comforting aroma of toasted sugar and warm vanilla.
Marcus Vance: Seeking a calmer workspace, I tried out the Night Musk candle from the Nature’s Glow collection in my home office. The minimalist, sleek frosted container blends seamlessly with my modern desk setup, but the real standout is the clean, earthy fragrance chemistry that relies on botanical infusions rather than heavy, synthetic perfumes. It burns completely clean with a steady, crackling flame that instantly creates a peaceful, raw aromatherapy environment, helping me stay focused and relaxed through long corporate calls.
Elena Rostova: I always stock up on the Woodland Christmas jars from the Seasonal Collection the second they hit shelves for autumn, and they never fail to impress holiday guests. The highly concentrated gourmet oils offer an unbelievable cold throw even when unlit, but once active, the crisp pine and cedar wood notes spread brilliantly across the entire floor. The festive metallic lids and specialized frosted jars add a gorgeous touch of elegance to my holiday interior styling, making them my absolute go-to gifts for neighbors and family every single year.
Timberwick FAQ
Why do TimberWick candles make a crackling sound?
The signature sound comes from the natural wood material used in the flat, raw timber wicks. As the wood burns, microscopic moisture pockets trapped inside the organic fibers heat up, burst, and release tiny pockets of gas, creating a soothing, rhythmic snapping that mimics the ambient ambiance of a real fireplace.
Do I need to trim my TimberWick wooden wick before lighting it for the first time?
No, you should not trim the wick before your very first burn. The manufacturer pre-trims and sets all TimberWick wooden wicks to precisely 1/4 inch at the factory, which is the absolute ideal height to establish an immediate wax pool and prevent structural tunneling.
How do I prevent my candle from tunneling down the center?
To prevent tunneling, always ensure your initial burn lasts long enough for the melted wax pool to reach completely across to the glass edges of the jar. This establishing process usually takes between 1.5 to 3 hours, hardwires the “wax memory” for future burns, and ensures you get an even burn down to the very bottom.
What should I do if my wooden wick flame is too small or keeps drowning?
If the flame seems too low or struggles to stay lit, it is usually because carbon or charred ash has built up on the tip from a prior burn, blocking the wax from traveling up the wood. Wait until the candle cools completely, then gently pinch off any loose, black charred wood fragments with a napkin or your fingers before relighting.
Why is my candle emitting black smoke, and how can I stop it?
Excessive smoking or a rapidly dancing flame typically indicates that the wooden wick has grown too long or the candle is sitting in a room draft. Extinguish the flame, let the wax solidify completely, trim away the excess burnt tip down to about 1/8 to 1/4 inch, and move the container away from open windows, vents, or fans.