Candles & Home Gift ideas

A bouquet of light, elegant shiso leaves. A fresh, aromatic scent to be deciphered and discovered in all its facets.

Five new curiosities, each a singular olfactory journey. Miniature in size, generous in expression. To give as a gift or to enjoy for oneself.

In the garden, gems of dew settle on delicate rose petals. Fresh and floral notes fill the spring air.

A gift set of three small scented candles to fill your home with fragrance. Roses, fig trees, berries – whichever takes your fancy.

A hymn to the rose and the month of May. A rose bush brimming with flowers - some still opening, some already blooming - their petals still beaded with dew.

A bouquet of fresh flowers, blooming in deepest winter. For the first time, the Rose scented candle is available in a large format.

Time stands still. Emerging through the scrolls on this hourglass diffuser, the fragrance of rose bushes brimming with flowers in May spreads out.

A bouquet of roses, cut from a dewy bush in high May, some blooms still opening.

In the heart of May, rose blossoms in various stages of bloom welcome the morning dew. Petals still cool from night air release their scent.

An ode to the muse of the garden. A bouquet of gentle, fresh-cut roses in a scented wax oval framed in a ceramic ring.

In the heart of the vegetable garden, long stalks of rhubarb in shades of pink and green reveal their bittersweet, vibrant scent.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, this candle holder is torch-blown by master glassmakers in a workshop in the Vendée region of France.

An enameled porcelain lid adorned with Diptyque’s iconic pyramid. Its green ombré finish echoes the soothing hues of a summer pine grove.

Named in honor of Edo, the ancient imperial city now known as Tokyo, Oyédo is a voyage to the Japan of a bygone era.

A journey to the heart of the Orient where oud, more precious than gold, has been treasured for thousands of years.

On a trail surrounded by nature, damp nettle leaves reveal their green, aromatic, and enigmatic scent.

At tea time, the air takes on the fruity fragrance of citrus preserves. A soft sweetness lingers, like marmalade simmering on the stove.

Villa Borromeo Visconti. A striking spectacle: a baroque garden where frescoes, nymphaea and pathways lined with orange trees ripened in the sun.

An extraordinary resin prized along ancient trade routes. A cousin of myrrh and benzoin, opopanax was once revered as a sacred, fragrant remedy.

Deep in the forest, a hazel tree. An invitation to the fleeting moment when its nuts remain on the limbs, inside shells nestled in their husks.