Legendary, valuable and rare - ambergris has always fascinated mankind. As the currency of arab traders, it was as valuable as gold, to the Egyptians it served as incense, and in China it was once an aphrodisiac spice.

The inimitable notes are at once woody, leathery, haunting and subtle. 

OUR TIPS:

• A 70 g candle burns for about 30 hours.
• When lighting a diptyque candle for the first time, let it burn long enough to liquefy the entire surface of the wax to avoid creating a crater.
• Shorten the wick periodically to avoid soot buildup on the glass.
• Center the wick after use to allow the candle to burn evenly.
• If you want to create your own unique scent, we recommend burning two different candles at the same time.