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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.

In tropical Asia, long vetiver roots are woven into fans, carpets and other objects. Their scent lingers softly, perfuming temples and homes.

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.

A limited-edition Pyramid Candle Holder, reimagined in aquatic glass. The flame filters through the colors of a summer water garden.

Display the Diptyque insignia and heighten the presentation of the 100- and 200-ml diffuser vessels. Inspired by ancient pottery, the stopper presents a simple way to pause diffusion at any time and save fragrance artfully and elegantly.

A tender tribute to the violet, freshly gathered at dawn for its delicate fragrance. Soft, caressing, irresistibly powdery.

A single vanilla pod, profoundly fragrant, waits months to mature, then unleashes the full potency of the spice.

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, as though crumpled in the hand.

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.

An uncommon scented experience that examines every facet of the tuberose, a deeply fragrant flower cultivated in wide, warm-weather fields.

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.

Vast tuberose fields in southern India at dusk, the white flowers releasing their perfume as daylight softens.

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.

Not far from Kyoto, in a location conducive to meditation and contemplation, stands a temple with a garden containing one hundred and twenty rare and delicate varieties of moss.

In the heat of the oven, black sesame seeds slowly turn golden brown. Their dry, spicy aroma fills the air with intensity.