Overview
A double-wall candle glass has two glass layers with an air gap between them. The gap slows heat transfer from the burning wax to the outer surface, so the outside stays noticeably cooler than a single-wall jar, and the candle seems to float inside a clear outer shell.
The construction is more involved than a standard tumbler, so it is usually reserved for luxury, gifting and design-led ranges where both the look and the cooler touch justify the cost.
