Rosy Ring Candles

Filled with a vegetable wax blend their multi-hued candles remind us of a painter’s palette. Clean burning and fragrant. The 2 oz. jar burns for approximately 15 hours while the 8 oz. jar burns for 45. Rosy Rings is a candle manufacturer based in Denver, CO. Their best known for their botanical Candles but they also produce reed diffusers, container candles and lots of other scented items. They pour 250,000+ candles a year!

2 oz. jar $6.00 each or 3/$16.50



8 oz. jar $14.00 each





Rosy Rings is committed to minimizing its environmental impact wherever possible and supporting organizations devoted to the well being of natural open spaces and wildlife. In addition to recycling all the plastic, metal, glass and cardboard used in its production facility, the company also uses biodegradable shipping popcorn and when possible reuses shipping materials. Rosy Rings is committed to using natural products like beeswax and vegetable waxes. Our Botanical Candles are now poured with a soy wax blend. All of our container candles are poured with a vegetable wax blend. Our glass bottles contain 40% recycled glass.



In 2008 Rosy Rings donated 15% of its profits to the following charities: The National Resources Defense Counsel, Wild Bird, The Elephant Sanctuary, World Wildlife Fund, American Bird Conservancy, The Humane Society of United States and the MAX Fund. Rosy Rings is committed to minimizing its environmental impact wherever possible and supporting organizations devoted to the well being of natural open spaces and wildlife. In addition to recycling all the plastic, metal, glass and cardboard used in its production facility, the company also uses biodegradable shipping popcorn and when possible reuses shipping materials. Rosy Rings is committed to using natural products like beeswax and vegetable waxes. Our Botanical Candles are now poured with a soy wax blend. All of our container candles are poured with a vegetable wax blend. Our glass bottles contain 40% recycled glass.In 2008 Rosy Rings donated 15% of its profits to the following charities: The National Resources Defense Counsel, Wild Bird, The Elephant Sanctuary, World Wildlife Fund, American Bird Conservancy, The Humane Society of United States and the MAX Fund.