Lavender Candles: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 24, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Lavender Candles, including options from Saint Bernard and Bluemercury. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $16.00 to $90.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are presented in glass jars, tins or mini tins, and many feature multi-wick or single-wick designs.
Look for candles that list the type of wax-soy, paraffin or a blend-as it affects burn time and scent throw. A strong lavender scent often comes from added essential oils or natural fragrance oils.
Consider the size; larger jars tend to last longer, while smaller tins are good for travel or layered scents. Check for any added notes like chamomile or rosemary if you prefer a mixed aroma.

LAFCO Chamomile Lavender Candle
Saint Bernard
$80.00

Feuille de Lavande (Lavender Leaf) Candle
Bluemercury
$90.00

Lavender Candle
Thymes
$33.00

Wild Lavender Candle
Patricia Nash
$21.00

Lavender Fields Candle Set
Perch Home
$38.00

Lavender Rosemary Candle
ABC Carpet & Home
$42.00

Hinoki Lavender 3-Wick Candle
Apotheke
$84.00

Chamomile Lavender Candle
Bluemercury
$56.00

Lavender Ritual Candle with Quartz and Herbs
ModCloth
$28.00

Cedar Leaf & Lavender Candle
Bluemercury
$89.00

French Cade Lavender - Mini Tin Candle
Voluspa
$16.00

Hinoki Lavender Petite Candle
Apotheke
$25.00

French Cade Lavender - Large Jar Candle
Voluspa
$38.00
Questions
Do lavender candles contain real lavender?
Many are scented with lavender essential oil or fragrance, not actual plant material.
How long will a typical lavender candle burn?
Burn time varies by size, but a standard jar candle usually lasts 30-50 hours.
Are the candles safe for use around pets?
As long as they are burned in a well-ventilated area and never left unattended, they are generally safe, but check the label for any pet-sensitive ingredients.
Can I use a lavender candle for aromatherapy?
Yes, the scent is often used to promote relaxation, though it is not a medical treatment.