Diptyque 
Valentines Roses Candle

The iconic Roses candle, in a limited-edition: For Valentine’s Day, Diptyque invited artist Constantin Riant to create a motif that speaks the language of love in his own hand, dreamed up just for the occasion. Known for his ceramic work, Riant paints in a signature deep blue that recalls porcelain and Toile de Jouy. His strokes tell a story of tenderness, of symbols reborn in a contemporary light.
 
Hearts blossom like flowers ready to open. Swallows take flight, messengers of freedom. Across this landscape, a vivid red banner cuts through, carrying a declaration of affection. The poetry of sentiment becomes visible through glass and ceramics, inscribed in gestures of affection offered and shared.

- The iconic Roses candle, in a limited-edition vessel for Valentine’s Day. A fresh bouquet, set in Constantin Riant’s poetic design, the ideal gift.
- The Rose scented candle evokes rose bushes in May. Some flowers are still opening, others in full bloom. Their petals are beaded with dew, and their fragrance fills the air with fresh, flowery notes. A wonderful bouquet.
- A 300 g candle burns for up to 75 hours.

When lighting a diptyque candle for the first time, leave it to burn for at least an hour to liquefy the entire surface of the wax and avoid the formation of a crater.

Trim the wick regularly to avoid soot deposits on the glass.

After extinguishing and shortening, center the wick so that the candle always burns evenly.