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The fruit of a lengthy process of modelling and double-firing, this porcelain candle holder comes in a distinctive and extremely resilient white hue.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, this small, unconventional vase is an elegant decoration for any room, and will naturally acquire a gentle patina over time.

A limited-edition molded-wax vase in aquatic blue, recalling the dancing reflections on the quiet ponds of a summer water garden.

Designed for Diptyque by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, this large vase in white wax is hand-crafted in a premium quality factory in Portugal.

1930: an ocean liner bound for Saigon. Women in evening gowns linger on the bridge, cigarette holders in their hands. In the lounge, the orchestra plays on.

To those in the know, it's essential. With its spice, wood and plant fragrances, this vinaigre de toilette lends itself to countless uses.

With the beneficial qualities of the immortelle, "Golden Flower" of Corinth and symbol of eternity, this refined lotion leaves a soothing, protective layer on the hands.

Enigmatic and overwhelming. This candle five wicks expresses the heady fragrance of a plant known for its white flowers and long stems - the tuberose.

The fragrance of fresh-picked verbena leaves, intact, as though crumpled in your palms.

Minimalist and delicate, a close-up of the oval of the Maison emerges in the shape of this biscuit porcelain Tumbler.

At twilight, in the wide fields of Southern India, the tuberose reveals its fragrance - heady and almost dangerously sensual.

Atop their long, slender stems, these tuberoses unfold their fragrance - heady, yet green and fresh. A perfume captured in a small vessel.

Heady yet fresh and green, with subtle nuances of fruity, milky notes. The story of the Tubéreuse (Tuberose) fragrance continues with this candle with three wicks.

Inspired by the illustrations decorating the brand's perfume labels, the designs infuse a playfully imagined panorama of Byblos, a destination cherished by diptyque's founders.

A moment outside time itself. In one poetic gesture, this hourglass diffuser releases the notes of the Tubéreuse (Tuberose) fragrance - heady, yet fresh and green.

Spring draws to a close. In the woods, linden trees dangle star-shaped flowers under pale green branches, a sure sign that summer is coming.

Mesa Verde. On the high plateaux of Colorado, a city of stone dwellings perches beneath overhanging cliffs. Fields of cereal crops, ripened and yellowed in the sun, stretch out to the far horizon.

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

A colorful, limited-edition creation gathering ten scented essentials for the season. Each unveiling reveals a new treasure, prolonging the sensorial pleasure of sunlit days.

During the 1960s, one scent changed the world: patchouli. Tempo pays tribute to this in three different times - three extracts from a single essence.