Granite Tea Light Holder with Natural Edge | "Ember"

Each tea light holder is approximately 3" in diameter.

Note: You need a tea light that has a tin or other base because these rings are actually hollowed out all the way through. A soft pad is adhered to the bottom protect your surfaces and make sure your candle doesn't fall through. There is a repurposed ring of PVC to lift your candle to the top ridge of the holder...which means you have to have a tea light with a case otherwise you will melt wax all the way the through. If you prefer 'naked' tea lights like we do, just use a piece of tinfoil. The artisans assure us this is the most eco way of accomplishing this because the PVC is upcycled and the core of the granite is used to make drink cubes. It's a great example of good people making good products by reusing materials that would otherwise go to the landfill. 

SOURCE
New Hampshire, USA.

INGREDIENTS/MATERIALS
Sea Stones salvages landfill-bound granite countertop remnants from local fabricators. All of their machines are repurposed from used hydraulic industrial tools and mining equipment so that each piece can be made without water-and-power-intensive edge polishing. *There is also a small, reclaimed piece of PVC inside the candle holder to lift your candle to the right height. While none of us love PVC, we'd rather see it upcycled in this way rather than head to a landfill. We think you might agree? 

Nature’s enduring forces of sun, wind, rain, and mighty waves provide the materials. Sea Stones brings the human elements of care, compassion, and respect for the environment by creating each unique piece by hand in harmony with nature’s gifts.  Sea Stones began in 2003 when Anne Johnson and Arra David designed the first product, our Coast Hook, inspired by the uniqueness of each stone and the beauty of hardwood. 15 years, dozens of  products, and literally tons of stone and granite later, the team at Sea Stones works everyday to craft thoughtfully designed, eco-friendly, beautiful items that both solve problems and delight.