Jersey Tomato Candle Tin
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- Scent family
- Herbal & Green
- Size
- 2
- Wax
- soy-beeswax blend
Description
The travel-friendly version of Lucky Honeybee's beloved Jersey Tomato candle — that fresh, herbaceous Garden State scent in a portable tin format.
The Scent
Bright, green tomato leaf and ripe summer tomato with a herbaceous garden warmth. The candle equivalent of August in New Jersey.
The Candle
Hand-poured in small batches in a portable tin format with Lucky Honeybee's signature soy and beeswax blend. Pure cotton core wick for a clean, even burn. Phthalate-free.
The Brand
Lucky Honeybee is a Jersey City, NJ candle studio hand-pouring small-batch candles. Jersey Tomato is their love letter to summer in the Garden State. We're proud to stock this hometown brand at Wicked Scents.
Perfect for: travel, gardener gifts, Jersey expats, anyone who insists Jersey tomatoes are the best (correctly).
Find Lucky Honeybee candles at Wicked Scents in Hoboken, NJ, or order online with free shipping over $75.
Candle care
- On the first burn, let the wax melt all the way to the edge (about 1 hour per inch of width) so it doesn’t tunnel.
- Trim the wick to ¼ inch before every burn for a clean, even flame.
- Burn for no more than 4 hours at a time, away from drafts.
- Never leave a burning candle unattended, and stop when ½ inch of wax remains.
Shipping & pickup
Free shipping on orders over $75. Orders under $75 ship for a flat $6.95. Want it today? Choose free local pickup at checkout and collect it from our Hoboken shop.
Returns
Last updated: November 7, 2026 Our promiseWe want you to love every scent. If something isn't right, we'll help make it right. 30-day returnsYou can return unopened, unused items within 30 days of delivery or pickup for a refund or store credit. Candles must be unburned, and diffusers, sprays and bath products must be unopened...
