Baies (Berries) – Classic candle
A coming together of berries and flowers.
US $90
Caring for your candle
An exceptional artisanal creation, your Diptyque candle requires the greatest care. Discover how you can get the most out of every note, for as long as possible, in just a few steps.
Preparing your space
To protect your surfaces, especially if they’re delicate (like wood or marble), it’s best to place candles on a stand.
Light the candle
Your journey starts here. We recommend lighting your candle with a match to avoid any risk of burning yourself.
Coax out the scent
Leave your candle to burn until the entire surface has turned to liquid (around 4 hours). Never leave a candle unattended. Keep candles out of the reach of children and pets, and away from curtains and any other flammable materials.
Snuff out the flame
Snuff out the flame using a snuffer is recommended to avoid splashing hot wax.
After each use, trim the wick (ideal length: 3 to 5 mm) to avoid the risk of fire and unnecessary smoke. Recenter it with a wick trimmer while the wax is still liquid for optimal burning next time.
Final sparks
We recommend you stop lighting your candle once the wax is only 5 millimeters thick (about 1/5 of an inch) or the metal wick sustainer becomes visible.
Ventilate your space
We recommend airing out your indoor space after burning a candle.
Candle care
Inspired by the iconic Diptyque oval, the snuffer and wick trimmer ensure optimal burning, preserving and extending the enjoyment of each candle. A finishing gesture that completes the scented ceremony.
Gold Snuffer – For candles
Rounding off the ritual: expertly crafted to help you care for your candle.
Waxmaking expertise
Making scented candles is a craft that demands time and an intimate knowledge of their materials – wax, wick and fragrance. This expertise has been built up and mastered by the Maison over more than 60 years.
To each space its own candle
Ambre (Amber) – Classic Candle
The golden warmth of amber, steeped in ancient mystery.
US $90
Tubéreuse (Tuberose) – Classic Candle
A heady floral from the fields of Southern India.
US $90
Figuier (Fig Tree) – Small Candle
Small size, large landscape. Fig trees stretch out endlessly.
US $48
Roses – Small Candle
Small size, major flower – a hymn to the rose.
US $48
Jasmin (Jasmine) – Small Candle
Impressions of jasmine in a small vessel.
US $48
Mimosa – Small Candle
A small, golden yellow flower. Velvety notes. Perfumed treasure.
US $48
Verveine (Lemon Verbena Scented) – Small Candle
Lemon verbena leaves. A moment of perfumed peace.
US $48
Roses – Medium Candle
Roses bursting with flowers in May.
US $130
Baies (Berries) – Medium Candle
A vivid encounter between blackcurrant and rose.
US $130
34 boulevard Saint Germain – Medium Candle
The olfactory memory of the first Diptyque boutique.
US $130
Figuier (Fig Tree) – Medium Candle
A walk under the fig trees, along the Mediterranean.
US $130
Ambre (Amber) – Medium Candle
A few amber beads in an antique treasure box.
US $130
Baies (Berries) – Large Candle
Roses and berries mingle in a porcelain vessel.
US $250
34 boulevard Saint Germain – Large Candle
Mossy, spicy notes: the scent of an address to conjure with
US $250
Feu de Bois (Wood Fire) – Large Candle
An open fire captured in a porcelain vessel.
US $250
Ambre (Amber) – Very Large Candle
This large enamelled stoneware jar holds a treasure trove of spiced resins.
US $440
Figuier (Fig Tree) – Very Large Candle
A large candle for a large landscape. The fig tree emerges.
US $440
Roses – Very Large Candle
A spectacular rose bouquet in an extra-large enamelled stoneware jar.
US $440
A Second Life
Once the flame goes out, a whole new adventure begins.
Empty candle jars become a vessel for your most creative ideas: a planter, pen pot, cotton wool storage… the world is your oyster.
