- Botanical storytelling
- Textured woods and florals
- Artistic Paris heritage
The vibe, decoded
Diptyque
A Paris house founded in 1961 by three artist-designers. Its fragrance catalog is known for botanical observation, travel and place, with clear concentration-specific interpretations across personal and home fragrance.
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Diptyque fragrances
Philosykos
Green fig leaves and milky fruit meet the tree’s sap and dry wood before white cedar gives the composition a dense, natural finish.
Eau Duelle
Bourbon vanilla is sharpened by aromatic calamus and pink pepper before smoky incense and earthy cypriol create a dry, shadowed finish.
Orphéon
Cool juniper and luminous jasmine move into cedar and tonka, creating a powdery woody atmosphere with a softly tobacco-like warmth.
Fleur de Peau
Pink pepper brightens powdery iris and ambrette before soft musks create an intimate, cottony skin effect.
Do Son
Luminous orange blossom and jasmine frame a creamy, narcotic tuberose before amberwood gives the white-floral composition a smooth modern base.