Two candle holders, two different jobs
If you're choosing between Kate Aspen's Indian Jewel Henna Votives and the Candle Holder Centerpiece (2-in-1 Gold Ball Set), you're really deciding between two different roles at a party or in your home. One is a set of four small, jewel-toned votives meant to be favors or table accents. The other is a single sculptural centerpiece that can hold up to 12 candles at once. The right pick depends on whether you need multiple small gifts or one dramatic focal point.
At a glance: what each product offers
The table below summarizes the key differences from what the catalog confirms.
- Indian Jewel Henna Votives (Set of 4): Four glass votive holders in sapphire, ruby, citrine, and amethyst colors, with gold henna-style imprint. Each measures 2.5" h x 2" diameter. A tealight is included with each votive. Sold as a set of 4 assorted colors. Packaged with gold organza ribbon and kraft tag.
- Candle Holder Centerpiece (2-in-1 Gold Ball Set): One resin centerpiece with six interconnected textured gold spheres. Holds up to 6 taper candles on one side and 6 votive or tealight candles on the other side. Measures 8.3" w x 2.75" h x 8" d. No candles included. Assembly not required.
What the catalog confirms about each product
- Indian Jewel Henna Votives - Assorted (Set of 4): Each votive is jewel-tone colored mercury glass (sapphire, ruby, citrine) with gold metallic henna style imprint. Set of 4, each with tealight included. This makes the henna votives a complete favor or table accent right out of the package — no extra candle purchase needed.
Indian Jewel Henna Votives - Assorted (Set of 4) - Candle Holder Centerpiece (2-in-1) 6 Gold Ball Set: The centerpiece holds up to 6 taper candles on one side and 6 votive or tealight candles on the other side. Made of resin with a gold finish. No candles included. This centerpiece can serve as a single dramatic focal point, but you must supply your own candles. It offers flexibility in candle type but requires an extra purchase.
Candle Holder Centerpiece (2-in-1) 6 Gold Ball Set
When to choose the henna votives
The Indian Jewel Henna Votives work best when you need multiple small candle holders that double as favors or table decorations. Each votive is a distinct color with henna-style detailing, so they can add a coordinated look to a Moroccan, Indian, or jewel-toned event. Because each already contains a tealight, you can set them out immediately without buying additional candles. The set of four also makes it easy to give one to each guest as a takeaway.
When the gold ball centerpiece fits better
The Candle Holder Centerpiece (2-in-1 Gold Ball Set) is designed as a single statement piece for a table, mantel, or alcove. Its six interconnected gold spheres can hold up to 12 candles total — tapers on one side, votives or tealights on the other. This makes it suitable for a dining table, wedding reception, or everyday decor where you want one cohesive centerpiece. The catalog does not confirm what type of taper or votive fits best, so you may need to test candle sizes. No candles are included.
What the catalog doesn't tell you
The catalog does not provide care or safety instructions for either product. For the henna votives, this means you should assume they are for decorative use with the included tealight only — do not leave them unattended. For the gold ball centerpiece, the resin material and gold finish may require gentle cleaning; the catalog does not specify a method. Neither product's packaging is described beyond the henna votives' ribbon and tag, so shipping dimensions are only known for the centerpiece (10.4" w x 10.2" h x 4.6" d).
Which one should you pick?
If you need multiple small candle holders that are ready to use and double as favors, the Indian Jewel Henna Votives are the practical choice. If you want one sculptural centerpiece that makes a visual impact and can hold many candles (tapers and votives), the Candle Holder Centerpiece is the better fit. Your decision depends on whether your priority is quantity and convenience, or a single dramatic focal point.
