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Diptyque
Insolite Candle Limited Edition 190g
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Editor's notes
From a unique relationship and common ethos rooted in design, style and creativity comes a limited edition Diptyque Insolite candle, created in collaboration with Liberty. Featuring a rich blend of warm and cold spices, petals, zests, peels and leaves, it has been inspired by the wealth of aromas found in curiosity cabinets and boutiques. The scent is multi-faceted and with a vintage style, a gorgeous and stylish way to bring ambience to any occasion.
Product features
- Top notes: orange, lime, cannelle
- Heart notes: laurel leaf, juniper, clove, cardamom pure jungle essence, ginger pure jungle essence, floral accord
- Base notes: cistus, cypress, white thyme
- Packaged in a box featuring Liberty’s Needingworth and Peacock fan prints intertwined with Diptyque’s Paladin and Basile motifs
- Burn time of around 60 hours
HOW TO USE
Before lighting trim the wick, this allows it to burn more slowly. It also prevents black smoke marks around the edge of the glass.
About Diptyque
From its bric-a-brac-filled headquarters at 34 Boulevard Saint-Germain, Diptyque concocts wonderfully distinctive fragrances that have sprayed, smoked and diffused their way into the hearts of homeowners and interior designers around the world. Founded by three friends with a shared creative passion, the brand - a sometime collaborator of Liberty London - takes inspiration from poetry, from the past and from the cultural riches of its native Paris to create its products.
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Insolite Candle Limited Edition 190g is rated
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Julie from
The perfume in this candle is divine. I think it might even overtake the 34 to the top spot for me. Really, really gorgeous. A very unique, but beautiful fragrance.
Date published: 2017-04-30
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Alyson from
I bought this candle for Christmas 2013 and we liked it so much we bought it as Christmas gifts for friends for Christmas 2014 and bought another three for ourselves! This has become our Christmas candle.
Date published: 2015-01-05
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susie from
This candle can only be described as divine. It filled the entire room with exotic fragrances that evoked memories of an oriental bazaar. At once familiar but in a Christingle setting. A new Xmas tradition has been created. Yummy!
Date published: 2014-12-30
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Anonymous from
We absolutely love this product. We want it to be permanently available from liberty all the time - worried about the limited addition. It's gorgeous burning in our living room next to the open fire. Gorgeous decadence fills the air whenever we burn this. A fave liberty product .
Date published: 2014-10-19
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Anonymous from
I love Diptyque candles but prefer the non floral type ie Feu de bois, Amber and patchouli. I thought I would give this one a try after reading the reviews. It really is very good! Quite incensy but not too heady. My all time favourite is patchouli but this is a close second. Don't hesitate to try it, you won't be disappointed.
Date published: 2014-05-30
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Anonymous from
The whole house has a wonderful aroma when the candle is burning and I would highly recommend this particular candle in the Diptyque range. I am a convert!
Date published: 2014-04-13
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Anonymous from
Bought this by reading on line reviews and was not disappointed. It is an absolutely gorgeous fragrance. The candle was quickly despatched and beautifully wrapped. Would recommend this product.
Date published: 2013-12-25
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Anonymous from
Perfect choice of a small quality gift for a lady who has everything. delightfully fragrant and beautifully packaged.
Date published: 2013-12-23