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Inside the envelope are ten labels inspired by the Diptyque oval, a timeless signature of the Maison. Make your notebook unique.
Golden metal glitters and sparkles to infinity in the joyful refractions of light from this candle holder, hand-crafted in a workshop in Italy.
A marble stand hand-crafted in a workshop specialising in marble and natural stone, in the Alpes-Maritimes region of France.
This marble lid is hand-crafted in the Alpes-Maritimes region of France, in a workshop specialising in marble and natural stone.
A medium-sized apothecary jar, reinterpreted for les Rituels de Soin. An archetypal form in a sleek, contemporary silhouette.
A small apothecary jar reimagined in matte biscuit porcelain, distilled to a sleek, contemporary silhouette. A precious companion for les Rituels de Soin.
Hand-crafted by an Italian master glassmaker, the Baies (Berries) lid delicately dresses the candle, preserving its fruity, floral accords.
This sleeve elegantly enhances a matchbox. A tribute to the Basile motif designed by Christiane Gautrot, one of the three founders of Diptyque.
Hand-crafted by master porcelain makers in Portugal, this large tray is the perfect table centre decoration. It can also be used as a receptacle for post, or for bringing in the main dish at dinner.
In her workshop, artist Natalia Criado fashions these beautiful berries, each one unique, using the lost-wax casting technique.
Imagined by Sam Baron, this candle lid takes its inspiration from the astragal, a molded feature found in ancient classical architecture.
A large vase moulded entirely out of wax in an upmarket Portuguese factory. Suitable for holding water.
Designed by Sam Baron, the Volute lid presents a distinctive shape in a deep black hue. It will preserve your candle's wax and delicate fragrances.
A pouch conceived for carrying perfumes and fragrance gestures, with a decoration realized using the traditional Indian technique of woodblock printing.
La boîte d'allumettes met en lumière le motif Basile, issu du patrimoine de la Maison. Dessiné par l'un de ses fondateurs, il s'inspire du style Art Déco.