Cire Trudon: The World's Oldest Candle Manufacturer
Cire Trudon is the historic French manufacturer founded in 1643 by Claude Trudon in Paris. Official supplier to the Court of Versailles and the Catholic Church, it is considered the oldest candle house still in operation. In 2007, Cire Trudon relaunched its scented line, becoming a global benchmark in luxury home fragrance.
The Cire Trudon Signature
Candles made from vegetable wax, in colored glass tumblers blown in Vinci (Italy), with fragrances created by renowned French perfumers and noble seals. The design is iconic: a label with a crest, colored wax, an object that becomes a symbol of a refined home.
Iconic Creations
Ernesto (leather and tobacco), Abd El Kader (mint and tea), Odalisque, Cyrnos, Spiritus Sancti, Joséphine, Gabriel. Cire Trudon also creates wicks, sculptural busts, and home fragrances.
Frequently Asked Questions
Was Cire Trudon really founded in the 17th century?
Yes, the manufacturer was founded in 1643 in Paris and is the oldest candle house still active in the world.
How long does a Cire Trudon candle last?
The classic 270g size burns for approximately 50-60 hours; the large 800g model lasts over 180 hours.
Why is the glass blown in Italy?
Cire Trudon chose Vinci for its Italian expertise in hand-blown glass, guaranteeing artisanal quality.
