Pure Beeswax Candles

The last light of a summer evening, and the first glow of yours.

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100% Pure Beeswax Candles

Made on Camano Island, Washington

Pacific Northwest Beeswax. No paraffin, no soy, no coconut oil. Just beeswax.

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100% Pure Beeswax

North American Beeswax sourced directly from the beekeeper.

Naturally Scented By Bees

Fragrance Free, Zero Added Chemicals

Hypoallergenic

Safe for those with scent and chemical sensitivities.

Locally Sourced

All Materials Used in Our Candles Are Made in North America

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Close-up of three lit beeswax tealights in glass holders, each wick gently curved with a steady even flame above a melt pool.

How To Buy The Best Beeswax Candles: The Wick Is Everything

You'll never see it on the label, but the wick decides everything about how a candle burns. After years of wick testing in our studio, here's how to read a flame — and spot a badly wicked candle fr...

The Best Beeswax Candle Companies in 2026: An Honest Guide (With Names)

The Best Beeswax Candle Companies in 2026: An Honest Guide (With Names)

We've been making 100% pure beeswax candles for over a decade — long enough to know who else does it well. So we named names: the best beeswax candle companies in the US, and what makes ours shine ...

The Best Beeswax Candles: How to Actually Choose (From People Who Make Them)

The Best Beeswax Candles: How to Actually Choose (From People Who Make Them)

There's no single best beeswax candle — but there's a best one for you. Here's how to choose, from people who make them: what to look for in the maker, the wax, and the wick.

Big Moon Beeswax recommends hiring a beekeeper to relocate a bee swarm.

Our World Needs Bees

Please Relocate, Don't Exterminate

A bee swarm is just a group of tired bees that have stopped to rest while moving to a new home. They will leave on their own once they have gathered enough strength to move on. If you can’t wait for them to leave on their own, call a local apiary/beekeeper (not pest control!) to gather them up. Beekeepers will also come out and remove any bees nest on your property and relocate the bees to a new home.Â