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Hand-blown, then metallised and laser-engraved, this pyramid-shaped object reinterprets the logo drawn by one of the Maison's founders.

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

Compatible with both classic and medium candles, it protects and enhances flickering flames for night-time walks and wanders cast in soft, muted light. A lantern to illuminate midsummer nights.

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.

Designed by the Jean-Marc Gady studio, the Torsade candle holder is torch-blown by master glassmakers in a workshop in the Vendée region. 

This small gold bronze candle holder is hand-crafted in an Italian art foundry, using the moulding technique known as lost-wax casting.

Hand-crafted in a Portuguese factory, this candle holder is made of moulded wax, an iconic material for the Maison Diptyque.

This candle holder with its black patina is hand-crafted in an art foundry in Italy, using the moulding technique known as lost-wax casting.

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.

This candle holder from the Ribbed collection features a flame-blown glass cloche and casts a soothing, muted light.

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.

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

A handblown glass bell rests upon a sculpted porcelain tray, two fire-born crafts in quiet dialogue. A refined play of light and shadow.

A decorative object hand-crafted in an Italian art foundry, where the precious alloy is moulded using the lost-wax casting technique and shaped by hand.

Hand-crafted in an art foundry in Italy, this decorative object is made of a precious alloy and moulded using the lost-wax casting technique.