We’ve Found The Best Rated (And Most Beautiful) Anthropologie Candles

Ever walked past an Anthropologie store and thought, I need my house to smell like that! We certainly have. And now Spring is in full swing, what better excuse is there to add a little luxury to our homes than a new scent (especially if you're post Spring clean amiright). More specifically, Anthropologie candles - which are quickly becoming a fast favourite for any chic home.

The wide-ranging collection has something for everyone's tastes, from light to heavy perfume scents, and they come with a wide range of price tags. Which means we simply had to find out: which ones are worth splurging on. This is why we've done our research and rounded up the best UK Anthropologie candles ready for you to snap up, from their famous Capri Blue volcano candle to gift-worthy packaging - we got you!

TOP TIP: Anthropologie suggests if you're about to burn a brand-new candle, allow it to burn until the wax pool melts all the way to the edge. This is because the wax has 'memory,' so if it is extinguished with a partial pool, that will prevent a full, even pool from forming in the future. And yes, we're going to use the trick with every candle use from now on. Thanks science.

Top-rated Candle: Capri Blue Volcano Jar Candle

Coming in an array of colours and designs the line is arguably the most playful of the Anthropologie range, and buyer reviews say 'it's the best Anthropologie candle they have ever used'. It is also vegan - which not all of their candles are.

Capri Blue's fragrances - proudly designed and hand-poured in Mississippi - are a long-standing favourite at Anthropologie.

What are the best Capri Blue scents?

A tricky question - Capri Blue are best known for their (Anthropologie exclusive and top-rated ...) Volcano scent which comes in an array of jar styles for any decor:

Volcano: Tropical fruits, sugared oranges, lemons, and limes are redolent with lightly exotic mountain greens.

Our other favourites include:

Pumpkin Clove: The scent of creamy, buttery pumpkin with a touch of orange zest is wrapped within a savory vanilla and cinnamon base.

Fir & Firewood: A fruity, green aroma of apple, clove, fir, pine needle, white birch, cedar, vetiver, and musk.

Which are both gorgeous for autumn nights, or for spring and summer look no further than...

Ivory Primrose: Top notes of pomegranate and orange are followed by primrose, vanilla and conifer.

Blushing Poppy: Top notes of lemon, berries, and cantaloupe are followed by California poppy, lilac blossom, and coconut milk with vanilla cream and sweet musk.

Bestseller: The Boulangerie Range

This is one of Anthropologie's most sought-after candle range and the reviews on their UK site voted this candle as a solid 4.8* out of 5.

The most affordable of Anthropologie's range (costing just £16), and although the scents such as Angel Food sound everything but natural, they actually boast food-grade ingredients like coconut wax and essential oils which is always good to hear.

There are several scents to choose from:

Vanilla & Fig: a perfect blend of lush vanilla, orchid petals, figwood and black mission figs

Angel Food: sweet vanilla, butter and caramel combine to create this decadent mixture

Espresso: fresh coffee beans infused with almond milk, dark cacao and patchouli

Whipped Cream & Pear: a decadent infusion of warm vanilla, fresh pear, whipping cream and a hint of apple peel

Sweet Vanilla & Cinnamon: a comforting blend of nutmeg, vanilla bean and cinnamon crust

Pumpkin Souffle: freshly grated nutmeg and warm pumpkin, combined with rich maple syrup, ginger and sweet vanilla

Keepsake Jar: Voluspa Glass Jar Candle

Perhaps the biggest draw to Voluspa’s best-seller is the embossed glass jar it comes in. The jar come to life when it’s lit, as the etchings glisten in the flame. Plus, after the candle’s gone, you’re left with a beautiful makeup, jewelry or flower holder to display in your bedroom. Gift to your dearest pal or a hard-to-please hostess.

The 3 scents include:

Goji Tarocco Orange: cold-pressed tarocco blood orange blended with sun-dried goji berries

French Cade Lavender: refreshing blend of French cade wood, lavender, verbena and moss

Mokara: a floral mix of Mokara orchid, white lily and spring moss

Great For The Kitchen: Foodie Tin Candle

Inspired by the ingredients you'd find filling a well-stocked pantry, these candles are scented with a selection of three different scents. Pick and choose between fresh and fragrant Citron Basil, sweet and minty Stonefruit Dandelion, and tart and juicy Strawberry Black Pepper.

The 3 scents include:

Citron Basil: An herbal elixir of crushed oregano, savory sage and marjoram, earthy thyme, leafy rosemary, and fragrant purple basil.

Stonefruit Dandelion: Sheer dandelion greens mingle with sweet fig, clover leaves, and prickly pear within an essential oil base of mint, lemon, cucumber and basil.

Strawberry Black Pepper: Ripe strawberries, sweet raspberry, and juicy cherries mingle with tart kiwi and crushed black pepper and clove

For The Coffee Table: Stories Of Italy Candle

Housed inside glass vessels mouth-blown in Venice's Murano Island - there are four different scents waiting to be discovered. Chiming with their maker's home country, they swirl with fragrances inspired by Milanese panettone, spring flowers, incense, and salty sea winds.

Fragrance notes:

Ginger: Milanese panettone with a spicy note

Flora: Spring flowers

Leopardo: Incense

Riviera: Salty sea wind

What are Anthropologie candles made of?

Each candel is different, according to their site. So it is always worth checking the description. However, the signature range tends to be ' all-natural, food-grade ingredients like coconut wax and essential oils.' Which makes it less likely to cause irritation or allergic reactions than artificial ingredients.

Are Anthropologie candles safe?

There has been a lot of discussion recently about the effects of candles on the environment and health. Anthropologie candles claim to often use natural ingredients in the Anthropologie's UK range. It is always best to dig a little deeper if you have any kind of health issues or allergies.

How to reuse Anthropologie candles?

Ever wonder what to do with old Anthropologie candles. Sometimes you want to reuse your beautiful jars / pots the candles come in. This may be a fun hack to do if you are stuck in isolation. Here is how you do it:

1. Preheat oven to mid- warm setting

The plan is to copy the pouring temperature of wax. Different waxes have different pouring temperatures, so once you feel it is at a suitable texture and you are able to pour it.

2. Once warm, place candle in the middle rack of your oven and allow it to sit for about 30 minutes

3. After thirty minutes or so and the wax has melted , remove jar from oven

4. Now it’s time to pour. Place your metal wick holder in the centre of your jar and go ahead!

Are Anthropologie candles vegan?

Not all their candles are vegan no. The 'Lovely Goods' range is however. With natural soy wax and a eco-cotton wick. The natural and vegan range has five option from Old Library to Sunday Morning.

Where to buy Anthropologie candles in the U.K?

If you are looking for limited edition or American edition Anthropologie candles buying them on Amazon is a safe bet for many people. However, we recommend having in mind the specific candle and scent you are looking for before diving into the Anthropologie Amazon pit. You can also get the most of UK edition candles in-store, their site allows you to see if it is available for click and collect at your local Anthropologie store and of course, you have the trusted option of buying online - although we know the best part is smelling in person first!

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