United States · Est. 1999
Voluspa
California Luxury Meets Global Inspiration
$16 - $82
Price Range
United States
Origin
1999
Founded
About Voluspa
Born in Los Angeles in 1999, Voluspa (meaning prophecy of the goddess from Norse mythology) has carved out a unique niche in the luxury candle market. The brand is celebrated for its stunning decorative vessels - from embossed tin to Japanese-inspired ceramics - that make each candle a statement piece. Voluspa was one of the first candle brands to use coconut wax, a cleaner-burning and more sustainable alternative to traditional waxes. Their fragrances draw inspiration from global cultures and exotic ingredients, resulting in complex, layered scents that feel both luxurious and approachable. The brand maintains a strong commitment to being cruelty-free and uses no parabens, sulfates, or phthalates.
Signature Scents
Pros & Cons
What We Love
- ✓Beautiful decorative vessels
- ✓Clean-burning coconut wax
- ✓Cruelty-free and non-toxic
- ✓Great price-to-quality ratio
- ✓Wide variety of collections
Things to Consider
- ✗Scent throw varies by collection
- ✗Some vessels can be fragile
- ✗Packaging may feel excessive
Frequently Asked Questions
What wax does Voluspa use?
Voluspa was a pioneer in using coconut wax, a sustainable and clean-burning alternative to paraffin. Their proprietary creamy coconut wax blend delivers excellent scent throw.
Are Voluspa candles toxic?
No, Voluspa candles are free from parabens, sulfates, and phthalates. They are also cruelty-free and use lead-free wicks.
What is Voluspa's most popular scent?
Baltic Amber is consistently one of Voluspa's top sellers, with notes of amber resin, sandalwood, and vanilla creating a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Where are Voluspa candles made?
Voluspa candles are designed and conceptualized in Los Angeles, California, with manufacturing partners that meet their strict quality standards.
