The Duo of Tubereuse and Iris: A Night in French Grasse. In ancient times, in the region of Grasse, young women were not allowed to go out at night during the harvest of tuberose. It was said that the strong scent of the flowers "went to their heads". Some secretly went out, and their kisses smelled of white flowers and powdery notes of makeup.

The scent of tuberose in the vast fields of southern India, where these white flowers grow. From the top of their long, slender stems emanates a heady, yet fresh and green scent, delicately nuanced with fruity and milky notes.

Fragrance Notes

tuberose

About the brand Diptyque

The history began in 1961, when three friends - Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Gautrot and Yves Coueslant - opened a boutique on the Saint Germain boulevard in Paris. Initially, they sold fabrics, beautiful objects and souvenirs brought from exotic travels. Two years later, they presented their first candle with the scent of hawthorn, and in 1968 their first eau de toilette - L'Eau.

Diptyque masterfully keeps up with ever-changing scent trends, while maintaining its DNA. Olivier Pescheux, one of the most famous contemporary "noses", emphasizes their characteristic feature, which is the unconventional aromatic combinations. One element is always added to the composition, seemingly deviating from the rest, but in reality deepening the experience. In L'Eau, inspired by 16th century potpourri blends, it was ginger. In turn, in the bestselling Do Son, a hypnotic blend of tuberose and jasmine is joined by a vibrant sea accord.

But diptyque is not just fragrances in the form of perfumes or eau de toilettes. It is also world-renowned candles, aromatic care products, home accessories and trinkets that bring great joy. It is limited editions and holiday collections that we wait for all year round.