Candles

Creatives from the world of fine arts and decoration had the initial idea to create coloured candles. The candle-makers they contacted suggested they create scented candles blending aesthetics and fragrance. In 1963, Diptyque created its first three scented can...

In order to choose your candle, you need to ask yourself a few key questions: What kind of room is this candle to be used in? How big is it? Is it for a particular occasion? In what season are you planning on burning your candle? At Diptyque, home fragrances ...

To ensure the safety, quality, and durability of your candle, please follow the instructions below: Each time you use your candle, be sure to let it burn until the wax on the surface is completely liquid. This can take 2 to 3 hours and will allow your candle t...

Through its collection of scented candles, Diptyque seeks to preserve the universal memory of nature’s scents.  Diptyque understands how to reveal, with simplicity, the olfactory richness of raw materials, and to reproduce as faithfully as possible the many sce...

The "Second life" accessories should be used exclusively for empty glass candle jars. A candle is finished when there is no more than 5mm of wax left or when the metal plate that supports the wick is visible. Here is a quick and easy way to remove all the wax r...

To use your “second life” accessory in complete safety, it is important never to use it on a lit candle – only on an empty glass candle vessel. The iconic Diptyque glass candle vessel is durable and reusable. Once the wax has been consumed, the glass candle ves...