
Dagydes Candles
Choose your dagyde according to the person or relationship you want to represent. Aeternum offers male, female, united couple, separated couple, skull, and chained dagydes in several colors.
Individual models are suitable for workings focused on one person. Couples allow you to represent a relationship directly. United or separated versions provide an immediate visual interpretation of the chosen working.
Color can then refine the intention: red, black, white, or green, depending on the rite. A dagyde can also receive oil, powder, an inscription, or a petition paper when your method calls for it.
To learn how to choose and prepare this type of candle, see What is a dagyde candle used for? and then the guide on dagyde candle colors.
Dagydes candles: choose the person, the connection, and the color.
Man, woman, united couple, separated couple, skull, or chained model: the shape of the dagyde clearly represents the subject of the working. The color and preparation then further specify the intention.
Aeternum dagydes are available in red, black, white, or green, depending on the model. For couples, simply choose the man/woman, man/man, or woman/woman configuration corresponding to the desired representation.
To complement your choice
What is a dagyde used for? Choose the color Magical oils
Man or woman: represent a person
Individual models allow you to focus the work on yourself or a specific person. Then choose the color according to your method.
United couple: represent a bond
United couples come in several configurations so that the form truly corresponds to the relationship represented.
Separate couple or chained model
These forms depict a more specific representation of the relationship or constraint. Use them when this image genuinely corresponds to the work undertaken.
Skull and other shapes
The skull dagyde belongs to a different visual category than the body representation. Check the meaning your method assigns to it before choosing.
Frequently asked questions about dagyde candles
Format, color, preparation, and use: helpful answers before ordering.
Which dagyde candle should I choose?
Start with the person or connection to be represented, then choose the color and preparation.
Which color should you choose for a dagyde?
Aeternum's guide to dagyde colors presents the main reference points. The color should remain consistent with the work undertaken.
Can a poppet be used for oneself?
Yes. An individual poppet can represent the person performing the work when the method calls for it.
What is the difference compared with a magical doll?
Here, the dagyde is a figurative candle intended to be worked with the flame; the magic doll is a textile or other medium that is used differently.
How to personalize a poppet?
Inscription, oil, powder, or petition paper can be added according to your method. The dedicated guide explains these options in detail.
Does it need to be burned all at once?
It depends on the rite. Some workings use complete combustion, while others involve several stages.
What holder should be used for a candle?
Choose a stable, heat-resistant holder suited to the candle's diameter. A thin taper requires a candlestick; a pillar or dagyde is better suited to a wide base or dish.
How to use a candle safely?
Keep the flame under supervision, keep it away from flammable materials, and place the candle away from drafts and high-traffic areas.
How can I ask a question before purchasing?
Use Contact us with the product link and the detail to verify: dimensions, color, format, number of wicks, or compatible holder.





































