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Diptyque is known for its luxury candles, and its iconic Roses scent is the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. As you may have guessed, this candle will make any room smell like a garden bursting with fresh roses, and it comes in several sizes, including a large 21-ounce pink jar that offers up to 90 hours of burn time!

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