What Is Lattafa Al Qiam Silver a Dupe Of?

What is Lattafa Al Qiam Silver a clone of?

Lattafa Al Qiam Silver is a clone of Bvlgari Le Gemme Tygar Eau de Parfum. Grapefruit is the link to know about: this is a citrus-and-woods comparison, with an ambergris-style backdrop rather than a sweet vanilla base.

If Tygar caught your attention and you're looking through alternatives, Al Qiam Silver belongs on the shortlist. We'd focus on the kind of freshness you want before getting lost in a long list of Tygar clones.

Where the notes overlap

Tygar's published profile is unusually short: grapefruit accord and ambergris accord. Those two ideas give you the basic picture, but they aren't a full ingredient list. There doesn't need to be a long pyramid for a fragrance to have depth.

Al Qiam Silver spells out more of its structure. Grapefruit and ginger lead, ambroxan and sandalwood sit in the heart, and musk and vetiver form the base. The grapefruit is the direct overlap. Ambroxan also helps explain the comparison with Tygar's ambergris accord, although the two terms don't describe an identical formula.

What should you pay attention to?

Ginger, sandalwood and vetiver are the notes we'd watch when comparing Al Qiam Silver with Tygar. On paper, they suggest a spicy, woody side alongside the citrus. A note pyramid gives you a useful starting point; it doesn't tell you exactly how strongly each part will come through on your skin.

We're comparing Al Qiam Silver with the original Tygar EDP here. Tygar Extrait is a separate release, and Al Qiam Gold is a different Lattafa fragrance. Checking the full bottle name saves a lot of confusion.

Is Al Qiam Silver worth a look?

We'd put Al Qiam Silver on the list if grapefruit-led freshness is your main reason for wanting Tygar. Compare the current offers for each bottle, or browse our Tygar clone guide if you're choosing between a few alternatives.