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These beeswax blocks are produced using beeswax harvested from our own hives and collected from local beekeepers across the west of Ireland. The wax is gently filtered and set into solid blocks, keeping it as close to its natural state as possible.

Beeswax has been used for centuries in candle making, skincare, and household crafts. Its natural protective qualities, subtle honey scent, and rich golden colour make it a favourite for those who prefer traditional, plastic-free materials.

Suitable for DIY candle making, natural salves and balms, furniture polish, leather care, and other household uses, this is a dependable, multi-purpose beeswax you can trust.

Product Specifications

  • Material: 100% pure Irish beeswax

  • Colour: As a natural product, colour and aroma will vary from batch to batch.

  • Beeswax has been used for candle-making for centuries and remains one of the finest natural waxes available.

    • Burns longer and cleaner than many other waxes

    • Naturally honey-scented with no added fragrance

    • Produces a steady flame with minimal smoke when cared for correctly

    • Made from a renewable, natural material

    • Supports local beekeepers and traditional craft

    Choosing beeswax is a return to something proven, honest, and beautifully simple.

  • You may notice a light white or cloudy film developing on the surface of your beeswax candle over time. This is known as bloom.

    Bloom is a completely natural process and a sign of pure, high-quality beeswax. It occurs when natural wax crystals rise to the surface and does not affect how the candle burns.

    If you prefer a polished look, bloom can be gently removed by:

    • Lightly buffing with a soft cloth

    • Briefly warming the surface with your hands

    Many people choose to leave bloom as it is — a quiet mark of authenticity.

  • To enjoy your beeswax candle safely and to get the best burn:

    • Trim the wick to approximately 5–7 mm before each burn

    • Always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface

    • Keep away from draughts for an even, steady flame

    • Allow the first burn to melt fully across the top to prevent tunnelling

    • Never leave a burning candle unattended

    • Keep out of reach of children and pets

    • Snuff the flame gently rather than blowing it out

    With proper care, beeswax candles burn slowly, cleanly, and beautifully.