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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.

Hand-crafted in an Italian workshop, this cover makes a poetic dressing for the candle, preserving its notes of violets picked in the early morning.

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.

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.

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. 

Once the wax has burned away, a Diptyque vessel is endlessly adaptable. The Nomad releases that creativity, offering a second life to vessels for classic candles.

Timeless. The Inseparables is a unique accessory that helps the iconic glass vessel for Diptyque scented candles acquire a second life.

Un socle noir à placer sous sa bougie Diptyque de taille classique. Au fil des heures, il protège de la chaleur la surface qui accueille le verre.

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.

Mouth-blown in Italy by a master glassmaker, this cover elegantly dresses the candle, preserving its notes of freshly bloomed roses.

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.