Now You Finally Have a Deliciously Scented Reason to Keep Your Used Diptyque Vessels

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Diptyque Paris has long had a cult favorite following for its luxury scents. The berry-inspired Baies candle is beyond and the fruity Figuier fragrance? Utterly delightful. Now the beloved French perfumer is introducing a whole new set of premium scents, all housed in refillable holders.

Available today, the Les Mondes de Diptyque collection—which translates to The Worlds of Diptyque—is the brand's first-ever line of refillable candles and is made up of five delightful fragrances inspired by little-known destinations around the globe. Priced at $285 each, every candle has its own distinctive aroma and is sold in a sleek glass oval design comprising three stacked tiers, created by Italian designer Cristina Celestino.

Featured fragrances include Nymphées Merveilles, which boasts notes of orange blossom and citrus fruits inspired by the historic 16th century Villa Borromeo Visconti in Milan; La Forêt Rêve, which has an intoxicating blend of tuberose, ylang-ylang, jasmine, vanilla, and galbanum inspired by the surrealist Las Pozas orchid garden in Mexico; and Temple des Mousses, which has woody accents inspired by a zen garden in Japan.

There is also the tea-based La Vallée du Temps candle, inspired by the quaint Jingdezhen town in China, and the Terres Blondes candle, inspired by Mesa Verde, a city of stone dwelling structures in Colorado, built ancient Native American tribes centuries ago.

Check out the new refillable candle collection below and make your pick!

Nymphées Merveilles (Nymphaeum of Wonders) - Refillable Candle

Temple des Mousses (Moss Temple) - Refillable Candle

La Vallée du Temps (Valley of Time) - Refillable Candle

La Forêt Rêve (Forest Dreams) - Refillable Candle

Terres Blondes (Golden Lands) - Refillable Candle

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