Freshly picked blackcurrants, leaves and stems still clinging to the clusters, meeting the bright freshness of rose — fruit and flower in perfect harmony. Perhaps Diptyque’s most iconic scent. As a large three-wick candle in a handcrafted black porcelain vessel bearing the maison’s emblem — always light all three wicks at once so it burns down evenly.
Product details
Content
600.0 g
(
€31.67 /
100
g
)
Details
Burn time: 90 hours
Made in: France
Article number: 3700431413093
The first time you light a candle, let it burn until the entire wax surface has melted — this ensures an even burn and prevents tunneling. Trim the wick to about 3–4 mm before each burn. Always place the candle on a heat-resistant surface, and never leave it burning unattended.
Sustainability
Diptyque offers refillable candles and refillable body and hair care, and produces in France.
About the brand
In 1961 three friends — a painter, an interior designer, a theater set designer — opened a shop on the boulevard Saint-Germain selling their own fabrics and all manner of beautiful things. It soon became the house that lifted the scented candle from useful object to art (the first three, in 1963: hawthorn, cinnamon, tea). The oval label with its “dancing letters” was hand-drawn by the painter Desmond Knox-Leet — a former Bletchley Park codebreaker who poured his love of ciphers into the lettering. To this day Diptyque smells of bookishness and faraway places: Baies, Philosykos, Tam Dao, Do Son. Made in France.
Your parcel ships the same or next business day and is delivered by Austrian Post, Monday to Friday. Delivery usually takes 2 to 3 business days.
Store pickup
You can collect your order at Duft und Kultur, Tuchlauben 17, 1010 Vienna, during opening hours. It's usually ready the same day, the next at the latest – we'll email you as soon as it is.
Returns
You have 14 days to send an order back – unopened, you get the full price back.
And if you'd like to get to know a scent first: ask for a sample in your order notes. We'll include one if there is one – and let you know beforehand if there isn't.
