Herzog Grave Candle Kleiner Stern, 6x15 cm, White

Herzog Grave Candle Kleiner Stern – Long-burning grave candle for quiet tribute

The Herzog grave candle Kleiner Stern is a classic white grave candle from Herzog Kerzen AG. With a burning time of approx. 4 days and practical dimensions of 6 cm diameter and 15 cm height, it is ideal for long-term use on graves. The candle is made in Switzerland and stands for traditional candle quality.

• Long burning time of approx. 4 days – reduces the need for frequent replacement and provides a constant light source
• Compact size 6x15 cm – fits most standard grave light holders and lanterns
• Pure white colour – timeless and dignified, blends harmoniously into any grave arrangement or planting
• Low-residue burn – keeps the grave environment clean and minimises maintenance
• Made in Switzerland – quality promise and traditional candle craftsmanship from Herzog Kerzen AG

What sets the Herzog Grave Candle Kleiner Stern apart

This grave candle impresses with its reliable burning time and clean, even burn. It is made from high-quality candle wax and burns almost residue-free. The simple, timeless design makes it a respectful and unobtrusive light source on the grave, creating a dignified atmosphere both day and night.

Ideal for...

This grave candle is particularly suitable for permanent grave planting as well as for temporary use on memorial days, holidays, or special occasions such as the anniversary of death. It is suitable for both outdoor graves and covered grave sites and urns. Cemetery gardeners and relatives who want a long-lasting, reliable light source also benefit from this candle.

How to use the grave candle

Place the candle upright in a suitable grave light holder or lantern. Ensure the holder is fireproof and stable. Place the candle on a flat, fireproof surface and avoid direct drafts, as these can reduce burning time. Burning time may vary slightly depending on ambient temperature and air movement. Always supervise the burning candle and extinguish it before leaving the cemetery or if the flame is no longer in sight.