Set of 10 Christmas tree candle holders, gold-colored

Clips for Christmas tree candles

Well, I finally found them, but what do you call this?! I think my husband asks every year, "Honey, where is the tin with the Christmas tree clips again?"

And they're also Christmas tree clips. But of course, that doesn't quite cover it all. Because the two peacocks we have in the tree and the little mushrooms I sell for the tree are also Christmas tree clips, and you can't put Christmas candles in them! Sigh, let's see what they're called on the German supplier's website then... Baumkerzenhalter. I'd translate that to Christmas tree candle holders. And that sounds so bad, so I'll just call them clips for Christmas candles.

Everyone to the candles in the tree!

Of course, it's all about one thing. Stop all those awful lights on the Christmas tree. Back to real candles. "Yeah, but," I hear you say. The cat. Yeah, but the kids, yeah, but, yeah, but. I have a "yes, but" too: it's so much prettier and, above all, cozier. We don't really have candles on the tree every night. But when we do light them, we sit blissfully looking at the Christmas tree and the burning candles for about an hour and a half. It's also about reflecting on The Things, you know... And all those LED candles (with remote controls, crazy!!) and electric fairy lights. Yes, all so incredibly practical. I'm once again making a case for real candles. Terribly impractical, dangerous, and so on... but still, and indeed, the most beautiful—if you ask me.

Not just for the tree

How about placing a cute little clip like this on the edge of everyone's plate at the table? So everyone has their own burning candle at the beginning of dinner. I also sometimes clip them into the flower decorations on the table.

All information about these metal clips for Christmas tree candles

• 10 clips for Christmas tree candles
• Color: gold
• Brand: Riffelmacher & Weinberger
  
• Suitable for all types of Christmas tree candles.
• Despite the 'saucer' under the holder: always be there when the candles are burning
• Tip from Tiets: just let them burn, don't blow them out or squeeze them when they are almost burned out.
• Tip from tiets: you can adjust the holders a little, make sure that the candle is as upright as possible to prevent leaks.