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The grave light reminds us of deceased relatives and friends and is used especially on All Saints' Day or on the Sunday of the dead. But also throughout the year, the deceased are commemorated with grave decorations in the form of grave lights on the gravestone or urn, because how much we miss our loved ones, does not depend on the calendar. However, the grave light must be placed at the grave not only in the cemetery. The deceased can also be commemorated with the grave light in other places related to remembrance. The small light giver is made of paraffin, similar to a tea light. A portion of oil makes the flame more resistant to draughts or moisture. These so-called composition oil lights also have the advantage that the grave light burns reliably for several days with a long burning time. In addition, the glass grave light is refillable and therefore more durable than cheap plastic products with candles for single use.