3. Cire Trudon ($105)
Without question the oldest candle manufacturer on this list of most expensive candles in the world, Cire Trudon was founded in 1643 and boasts a history that is every bit as intriguing as its candle scents. As the oldest wax-producing factory in the world, Trudon provided candles to the royal court of Louis XIV, who was fascinated by the manufacturer’s immaculately white candles. Since then, the candles have been used by Napoleon’s imperial court, the Parisian World Fair, and many others. Scents run the gamut from Moroccan Mint Tea to Byron, a “woody cognac,” and can cost over$100.
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