Icy Memories Pine & Berry Candle Ring
Icy Memories Pine & Berry Candle Ring
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Icy Memories Pine & Berry Candle Ring
Frosted pine, bright red berries, and tiny pinecones capture that first icy morning of winter.
This little candle ring gathers several textures of faux pine around a natural-looking brown stem base, then tucks in miniature pinecones and clusters of red berries for a classic winter contrast. A glittered finish gives the greenery an icy look, as though everything has been touched by a light frost.
Its smaller 1.5" opening makes it suited to styling around a compatible flameless taper, while the approximately 6" to 8" spread adds much more presence than its center opening suggests. It can also be displayed on its own as a tiny winter wreath.
At a Glance
• Product Type: Decorative candle ring
• Greenery: Mixed faux pine in varied textures and shades of green
• Details: Miniature pinecones and red berry clusters
• Finish: Icy glittered finish
• Inner Diameter: 1.5"
• Outer Diameter: Approx. 6" to 8"
• Base: Thick brown stem ring
• Quantity: 1 candle ring
Care & Use
• For decorative indoor use
• When styling around a candle, use a compatible flameless taper
• Dust gently or use a soft brush to clean between greenery
• Gently reshape greenery as needed after storage
• Store in a clean, dry place when not in use
What Makes It Special
The varied pine textures keep the greenery from looking flat, while the berries, miniature pinecones, and icy finish give such a small accent surprising detail. The option to use it as either a candle ring or tiny wreath makes it especially easy to work into different winter displays.
When It’s a Gift
For someone who enjoys creating little seasonal arrangements around the house, this gives them a versatile winter accent they can use with a flameless taper or style as a miniature wreath.
Ideal For
• Winter decorating • Flameless taper displays • Mini wreaths • Tabletop styling • Christmas decorating • Woodland-inspired décor
It looks like a tiny piece of the winter woods caught just after the frost settled in.
