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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.  

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.

Rose Roche conjures up the imaginary fragrance of the desert rose: an encounter between lemon, centifolia rose and patchouli notes.

This large ribbed candle holder was designed by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, and is torch-blown.

The scent of umbrella pines joins Diptyque's herbarium of scents, arriving as a limited edition inspired by the summer oasis of a water garden.

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

The freshness of the leaves, the milky flavour of the fruit, the density of the white wood. Philosykos eau de toilette is an ode to the entire fig tree.

Fresh perspectives on the fig tree. In Philosykos eau de parfum, the flavour of the fruit cedes centre stage, and white cedar underscores the woody strength of the tree and its bark.

Between the memory and the journey. On contact with water, Philosykos hand and body gel turns into a light, silky foam.

An iconic molded-wax vase in deep forest green. A seasonal creation that recalls the quiet calm of a pine grove in summer shade.

Filled with contrast. Despite its delicacy, this Philosykos hand and body lotion delivers an intensity that brings the fragrance to life.

A summer in Greece on Mount Pelion. Philosykos evokes crossing a grove of wild fig trees bathed in sunlight. A scent of memory.

An ode to the entire fig tree. The green freshness of its leaves, the milky flavour of its fruit, the density of white wood.

An imperial fragrance. Oyédo: a name that signifies the spicy vivacity of the zest of yuzu, an Asian citrus fruit. 

From a fragrance springs … an empire. In Oyédo eau de toilette, the lively sharpness of yuzu is elevated by raspberry and thyme.

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 time capsule. Orphéon solid perfume plunges us into the atmosphere of a legendary bar frequented by the founders of Diptyque.

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

A spirited interpretation of the iconic fragrance named after the Diptyque founders’ favorite jazz bar. Dive into an evening out in Paris.