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Seal wax is used to seal bottle openings, letters, etc. It was first used to seal the envelopes around the 16th century. It was used by the nobility or wealthy people, and it can also be used to seal important documents or create a sealed container. Now it is mainly used for decorative purposes, such as scrapbooks, decorated certificates, and sealed envelopes, cards, and invitations. Its original function was mainly to ensure the security of the contents of the envelope.

Wax sealings typically come in the form of wax sticks (traditional wax seals), but some are also available with a core and wax pellets. When needed, a small piece of the wax stick is cut and placed on a small spoon, heated to melt, and then poured over the flap of the envelope to seal it.

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