Scented Candles and Bath Luxuries
Your personal escape. A luxurious bath to calm and
sooth. Light a candle scented to fit any mood and drift away.
French perfume history goes back centuries. France continues to create some of
the most memorable fragrances in the world. Scented
candles can dramatically alter your mood. Create your own home spa and escape.
You deserve it. Scroll down to explore the possibilities or go directly to
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Candles, Scented Candles,
Perfume Bottles,
Perfume History
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Patrick Coard Paris Kings Brother Amorphous Candles |
Dickinson Candle |
Creed Cocktail de Pivoines Candle |
| Patrick Coard is the first to
bring out a collection of candles in shagreen and ostrich skin textures,
in beautifully hand carved patterns and sculptural shapes with metal
inserts. His inspirations come from sculptors from the 30s and 40s,
creating a modern collection. These candles are fully intended to be lit
and become more beautiful in doing so. Handcrafted of wax, brass, and
shell. |
Lavender: A herbal aroma infused
with lavender buds, leafy greens, sage, and ylang ylang flowers over a
tonka bean base. (FRESH) Chamomile: Lush florals meld with dewy fruits,
bright lemon, chamomile, and geranium. (FRESH) |
Literally "cocktail of peonies",
this candle gives the home a fresh floral scent that is refined, gentle
and elegant. Founded in 1760 and passed from father to son, Creed is the
world's only privately held luxury fragrance dynasty. Based in Paris |
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Maison La Bougie Ayin Ceramic Candle |
Maison La Bougie Rose de Vents Ceramic Candle |
| Scent is vanilla, patchouli,
elemi, amber, incense, birch, thyme, amber, labdanum. Hand-poured.
Presented in a decorated ceramic vessel with lid. Produced in Grasse,
the perfume capital of the world. France |
Scent is moss, wood, vanilla,
vetiver, patchouli, clove, bergamot, cade, thyme, pine. Hand-poured.
Presented in a decorated ceramic vessel with lid. Produced in Grasse,
the perfume capital of the world. France |
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Tokyn Botanical Candle |
Clare V. for Anthropologie Maisonette Glass Candle |
Botanical Reed Diffuser |
| Featuring hand-arranged botanicals
enveloping a center glass votive, this illuminating candle makes a
lovely housewarming gift for the candle or plant enthusiast. Best of
all? It's reusable with any standard tea light. |
Designed by Clare V. in
collaboration with Anthropologie, this glass candle offer scents
inspired by dreamy landscapes: The glistening sea, a soothing forest, or
the romantic countryside. |
This botanical-infused diffuser
brings your favorite springtime scents into any room of your home. |
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Loved and Found Engaged Curated Gift Box |
Loved and Found Petite Brew Curated Gift Box |
Loved and Found Gentlemen’s Curated Gift Box |
| Say congratulations to the
Bride-to-Be with this collection of blush and gold products and treats.
Complete with an on-the-go ring cleaner, pair of notebooks for planning,
and champagne treats, this box makes the perfect engagement or bridal
shower gift. Ready to gift and packaged to perfection in a ribbon-tied
ivory box with petite dried flower bundle. |
Send congratulations, thank you's
or holiday wishes with this box filled with snacks to be enjoyed at any
time of day. Displayed in a wood box, elegant pour over coffee paired
with gourmet nuts and chocolates, will surely delight a group or
individual. |
Say thank you, congrats, or a job
well done with this handsome gift box stocked with sophisticated and
delicious goodies for the modern gentleman. He won’t leave a hair out of
place with this heirloom quality brass comb wrapped up with artisanal
treats all packed in a twine-tied stained wood box. |
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Loved and Found Bundle of Joy Curated Gift Box |
Loved and Found Mama Curated Gift Box |
| Celebrate their Bundle of Joy with
this assortment of sweet items curated to warmly welcome their new
addition. This gift set includes a printed lamb swaddle, white leather
moccasins, wood rattle and Mama’s Gift tea. Designed for a baby girl or
boy, this neutral collection of useful keepsakes will be treasured for
years to come. Beautifully packaged in a ribbon-tied wood box with a
hand-painted white lid and finished with a dried flower bundle. |
Designed to spoil the expectant or
new mom, this collection of self-care items reminds her to take that
rare moment for herself. Pampering items, complemented with a handmade
toy for baby, are beautifully packed in a wood box finished with twine
and a small bouquet of dried flowers. |
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Finest Jar Candle |
Arusha Candle |
Coordinates Glass Jar Candle |
| Aesthetically driven by nature,
texture, and life's leisurely pleasures, Makers of Wax Goods has
designed premium candles in California since 2014. |
Crafted in a delicate glass
vessel, this candle makes a lovely housewarming gift or aromatic
centerpiece for a coffee table. |
Aesthetically driven by nature,
texture, and life's leisurely pleasures, Makers of Wax Goods has
designed premium candles in California since 2014. |
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L'or de Seraphine Ares Medium Ceramic Candle |
L'or de Seraphine Mansour Marrakech Large Ceramic Candle
L'or de Seraphine Mansour Marrakech Small Ceramic Candle |
| Fragrance notes: cedar,
eucalyptus, patchouli, sage |
Fragrance notes: apple, bergamot,
black currant, ginger, jasmine, lemon, spearmint, tobacco |
Vegetal wax. 60 hour burn time. Made in France
When celebrities travel to Paris, they flock to the
Left Bank to stock up on Diptyque candles. Diptyque produced its first handmade
candles in 1963, infusing them with fresh botanical scents. Today, they're
widely acknowledged to be one of the world's finest candles.
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Diptyque Gray Feu de Bois Scented Candle |
Diptyque Verveine Scented Candle, 190g |
Diptyque Black Baies Scented Candle |
| The classic Feu de Bois scent
presented in a mouth-blown glass, colored during production for a shiny
finish that lets you see the candle flame. Feu de Bois recalls the warm,
familiar, sophisticated accord of rare woods throughout the long winter
days. |
Evocative of lemon, this candle
captures the fresh, fragile, fleeting scent released when the plant's
leaves are rubbed. |
The classic Baies scent presented
in a black glass container. Baies recalls a bouquet of roses and black
currant leaves, a companion to Diptyque eau de toilette, L'Ombre dans
l'Eau. |
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Diptyque Green Figuier Scented Candle |
Diptyque Oud Scented Candle, 190g |
| The classic Figuier scent
presented in a green glass container. Figuier recalls the warmth of fig
wood, the freshness of its leaves and the milky sap. A companion to the
Philosykos eau de toilette. |
The alter-ego of Oud Palao eau de
parfum, the Oud candle takes you on a journey between East and West. A
mysterious, woody, slightly animal composition enhanced by oriental
facets of incense, and the warm, intense notes of patchouli and
sandalwood. |
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Diptyque Genevrier Candle, 190g |
Diptyque Rosa Geranium Scented Candle |
Diptyque Benjoin Scented Candle, 190g |
| A walk in the mountains filled
with the woody, pure and authentic perfume of the juniper. |
Rosa Geranium Candle: A subtle green fragrance made from the leaves
of the Rosa Geranium plant that evokes the sun-flooded terraces of
Mediterranean countries. |
Somewhere between vanilla and
caramel, benzoin resin from Laos releases all the richness of the
enigmatic mountains from which it comes—an enchanted journey of
intertwining woody accords of patchouli and Indian cypriol. |
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Diptyque Jasmin Scented Candle |
Diptyque Baies 600g 3-Wick Candle |
Diptyque34 Le Redoute Candle, 220g |
| Sensual and voluptuous, it pays
homage to the legendary flower, reproducing the captivating atmosphere
of a Mediterranean garden. |
The irresistible freshness of a
bouquet of roses punctuated by noted of blackcurrant leaves; a nod to
Diptyque's iconic fragrance L'Ombre dans I'Eau. Its black ceramic vessel
is handmade and has the brand's signature oval shape. With its three
wicks, it is the perfect size to diffuse this unique accord of rose and
blackcurrant leaf inside larger spaces. |
A reinterpretation of a mysterious
potpourri that could be found in the original boutique when it first
opened, Le Redouté fills the air with the scent of flowers and spices |
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Diptyque Gray Feu de Bois Scented Candle |
Electric Diffuser |
Diptyque Mimosa Scented Candle, 190g |
| The classic Feu de Bois scent
presented in a mouth-blown glass, colored during production for a shiny
finish that lets you see the candle flame. Feu de Bois recalls the warm,
familiar, sophisticated accord of rare woods throughout the long winter
days. |
An evocative name. A name which
hints at melodious sounds. Yet a name that hides its true purpose. As
behind it is an exceptional object, both sophisticated in its design and
technique, simple yet innovative. It very naturally takes its place in
the Diptyque collection of household scents. |
Mimosa flowers brimming with the
scent of hay and honey, dotting hills with the sea in the distance. |
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Diptyque Santal (Sandalwood) Scented Candle |
Diptyque Bougie Eucalyptus Scented Candle, 190g |
Diptyque Black Baies Scented Candle
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| The scent of the sacred and precious sandalwood, which has filled
the centuries with its dry, enigmatic fragrance |
A woody hot and cold atmosphere on the edge of the Mediterranean Sea ...
The fragrance of this Diptyque candle liberates the intense aromatic
freshness of the eucalyptus, heated up by the Mediterranean sun |
The classic Baies scent presented in a black glass container. Baies
recalls a bouquet of roses and black currant leaves, a companion to
Diptyque eau de toilette, L'Ombre dans l'Eau. |
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Daum Square "Iris" Perfume Bottle |
Lalique Clairefontaine Perfume Bottle |
Daum Ginkgo Perfume Bottle |
| The delicate richness of the iris is captured perfectly in this intricately
cast frosted crystal perfume bottle with an iris blossom as the stopper.
Handcrafted of lead crystal; no two will be exactly alike |
Handcrafted perfume bottle. Crystal and glass. Lily-of-the-valley stopper.
Design first introduced by Rene Lalique in 1931. |
Art glass perfume bottle. From the Arum Collection. Topped with a
ginkgo stopper. |
Perfume history goes back to the
Cleopatra, Rome, Greece and the Far East. Francis I brought back Italian customs
of wearing scent (1525) and Catherine de Medici brought her own perfumer to France.
In the time of Louis XIV (1638-1715), France entered the competition and vied for
control the trade with the East for spices and aromatics. They planted aromatics
and under royal protection the French perfume industry was born and nurtured. His
personal perfumer made a special scent for him each day. In Grasse, perfume
existed since the Middle Ages to cover the odor of leather gloves, and was
extended to soap made from olive oil produced there. Soon even wigs were powdered
with fragrance. The 18th century popularized potpourri in Sèvres porcelain;
eau de cologne (originally scented spirits brought back from Cologne during the
Seven Years War); blending for more complex fragrances; and
crystal perfume bottles. The industry declined
during the French Revolution, but was enhanced by Napoleon both through organic
chemistry and his own use of several bottles a day!
Perfume Basics: Fragrance consists
of essential oils and alcohol. Essential oils carry the true scent and are
costly. There are no international "rules" on definitions and required percentage
of essential oil, but the concentration is progressively less from parfum
(French)/perfume (highest), eau de parfum, eau de toilette, cologne (least), and
the prices will reflect this. Body products ("fragrance layering") are good
for your skin and make your fragrance last longer. Usually, body creme will be "perfumed"
while other products are "fragranced."
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