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Soy wax candle Each candle, a gift idea weighing 200g, is meticulously designed to offer an exceptional sensory experience. Handcrafted in England from high-quality soya wax, they are presented in an elegant glass. The essential oils used in the manufacture of these candles add a touch of authenticity to each variation, each scent and offer subtle fragrances that envelop your space with a bewitching and relaxing aura. Our range of aromatherapy candles is a delicate fusion between the art of decoration, a home gift idea, and wellness benefits. Each candle is an expression of our commitment to your comfort and satisfaction. These hand-crafted creations stand out for the originality of their fragrances, combining the pleasure of decoration with the beneficial functionality of aromatherapy. Non-customisable, our candles are aimed at a wide range of people, from young people to grandparents, from friends to colleagues, for an original birthday gift. Our candles cater for a range of preferences and budgets, offering a rewarding experience for all. In short, our aromatherapy candles are much more than a simple accessory, they are an invitation to create moments of relaxation, inspiration and zenitude. Treat yourself to the sensory experiences we offer, awaken your senses and discover a new world of well-being with our exquisite, soothing and varied fragrances as an original birthday gift.

Who doesn't know the card game? A pack of cards is made up of a number of cards illustrated on the front side, of various subjects on a particular theme and all having a different value and decorated on the back with a common theme to the game to allow for anonymity when a player holds the cards in his hand. When the cards are collected in a pile it is called a card game and is a social game: as it is most often played in society but some card games can be played as solitaire games. Many regions have card games with their own specific traditions, practices and customs. The varieties of card games are important: yellow dwarf, canasta, rummy, poker, jass, bridge, crapette, belotte, tarot, battle etc... These games all have different rules, which can vary from one region to another. Some games are played with 32 cards and others with 52 cards or 54 with the 2 jokers. Some card games are dedicated to a single game and unusable outside a specific context, such as the monopoly card games ("Community Box" and "Chance") Monopoly, which elsewhere cannot be played without its two packs of cards. Good fun, giant playing cards for a classic yet unusual party game gift with many possibilities. To play with friends, to decorate during a party, to do magic tricks or to build a house of cards...

Aromatherapy candles Discover our enchanting aromatherapy candles, little gifts designed to enhance your experience and enchant your senses. Each candle is an invitation to explore the different facets of your well-being. Immerse yourself in a world of sensations with our five variants, each specially formulated to awaken a unique ambience: Positive thinking: breathe in positivity with this candle, which diffuses a subtle fragrance to uplift your thoughts and inspire an optimistic, positive outlook. Creativity: this candle, a zen gift idea, will help you stimulate, support and whip up your imagination. This candle encourages new and creative ideas to blossom, guiding you towards new horizons of innovation that we so often need. Havre de Paix: create a sanctuary of calm and tranquillity with this soothing candle that invites you to relax and be soothed, and to find serenity in the midst of the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Aphrodisiaque (Aphrodisiac): let passion blossom and unfold with this sensual, aphrodisiac candle, a little home gift, designed to awaken and stimulate the senses and create an intimate atmosphere conducive to connection and greater cohesion. Fraîcheur (Freshness): refresh and revive your space with this invigorating, stimulating candle that diffuses an invigorating fragrance, giving you a breath of fresh air with every breath.

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5 MOMENTS THAT MARKED THE HISTORY OF CHESS 1. The coronation of the queen: In 1450, chess knew the coronation of the queen. To make the games faster, it was decided to allow the queen to go as far as desired and in all directions. 2 Staunton pieces: Howard Staunton, who was a great chess player, had unique pieces built. These pieces are still used today as a world standard in his name. 3. The clock: In 1861, the first chess clocks appeared, making the games much faster and more dynamic, and therefore, much more competitive. 4. The first world champion: Wilhelm Steinitz is the first world champion in 1886. 5. the age of silicon: IBM creates a computer capable of beating the world champion of the time, Garry Kasparov, in 1989. Chess game as a tool for reconstruction Throughout history, games and sports have helped humanity survive times of crisis by reducing anxiety and improving mental health. In 2020, while restrictions imposed to limit the spread of COVID-19 have severely limited most of these activities, chess has shown remarkable resilience, adaptability and convening power in times of pandemic. Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, general interest in chess has doubled, with an increase in the number of players gathering to participate in chess events on online platforms.