Candling is generally done after the eggs have been set and incubating for 7-10 days.
You can look to see if they are fertile by breaking them open and examining the Blastodisc or Blastoderm, but this take a bit of experience. There are a couple of illustrations
HERE but until you know what you are looking for it is a bit difficult. Basically a fertile egg shows more of a halo round the outside of the ova, whereas an infertile one is more of a dot. Sorry can't explain it more clearly than that.
The best way is to set some and see what happens - though of course I am assuming you have a male bird running with them