Dupe of what?
What Is Paris Corner Emir Celestial a Dupe Of?
Emir Celestial Extrait de Parfum is a clone of Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP.
Paris Corner Emir Celestial is a clone of Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP.
The alternative

Emir Celestial Extrait de Parfum
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Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Emir Celestial Extrait de Parfum
Top notes
Italian Mandarin
Saffron
Middle notes
Mineral Notes
Suede
Violet Leaf
Immortelle
Base notes
- Chinese Osmanthus
Akigalawood- Fenugreek
The original
Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP
Top notes
Saffron
Italian Mandarin
Middle notes
- Chinese Osmanthus
Immortelle
Violet Leaf
Base notes
Mineral notes
Suede
Akigalawood
Musk
Cedar
Patchouli
What is Emir Celestial a clone of?
Paris Corner Emir Celestial is a clone of Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP. The connection runs through saffron, mandarin, mineral notes and suede, with violet leaf, immortelle and osmanthus in the mix too. It's a more specific pairing than two fragrances that simply happen to list woods.
Why Ganymede?
Look at the note pyramids below and you'll find most of the same names. Both list Italian mandarin and saffron at the top. Violet leaf, immortelle, Chinese osmanthus, mineral notes, suede and Akigalawood also appear in each profile, although they're arranged differently.
That mineral-and-suede combination is the part we'd focus on when deciding whether Celestial interests you. If those are the notes you want to explore in Ganymede, Celestial makes sense to sample. We'd be less inclined to choose it just because you're after any fresh citrus fragrance.
Where do the lists differ?
Celestial places mineral notes and suede in the middle, then lists osmanthus and Akigalawood in the base alongside fenugreek. Ganymede's pyramid puts osmanthus in the middle and mineral notes, suede and Akigalawood in the base, along with musk, cedar and patchouli.
Those placements help describe the profiles, but they don't tell us exactly when a note appears or how prominent it is. We'd use the shared notes as a starting point, then compare the fragrances together if closeness is your main concern.
Which versions are we comparing?
The original here is Ganymede Eau de Parfum. Ganymede Extrait is a separate release, so check the full name when buying a sample or bottle.
For Celestial, you may see EDP and Extrait wording in listings. Check the bottle and the retailer's description before ordering, especially when comparing prices. Make sure it's Emir Celestial rather than another fragrance with Celestial in its name.
Should you try it?
We'd put it on your sample list if the saffron, mineral and suede profile sounds appealing. The retailer cards show available shopping options for this comparison. Check bottle size and packaging, and use the product pages for more detail on either scent.
Where to buy
Emir Celestial Extrait de Parfum
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Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede EDP
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