Dupe of what?
What Is Paris Corner Emir Trillium a Dupe Of?
Emir Trillium is a clone of Roja Dove Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne.
Paris Corner Emir Trillium is a clone of Roja Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne. Compare their citrus, herbs, fruit and woody notes alongside retailer offers.
The alternative

Emir Trillium
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Roja Dove Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne
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Compare the notes
Here’s how their listed notes line up.
The alternative
Emir Trillium
Top notes
Grapefruit
Artemisia
Bergamot
Galbanum
Thyme
Lemon
Lime
Middle notes
Lily of the Valley
Juniper Berries
Blackcurrant
Pink Pepper- Nagarmotha
Jasmine
Vetiver- Cypriol
Cedar
Apple
Rose
Base notes
Ambergris
Labdanum
Vanilla
Benzoin
Leather
The original
Roja Dove Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne
Top notes
Grapefruit
Lemon
Bergamot
Lime
Thyme
Artemisia
Galbanum
Middle notes
Vetiver
Juniper Berries
Black Currant
Apple
Pink Pepper
Cedar
Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha
Lily-of-the-Valley
Rose
Jasmine
Base notes
Ambergris
Leather
Vanilla
Benzoin
Labdanum
What is Emir Trillium a dupe of?
Paris Corner Emir Trillium is a clone of Roja Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne. Citrus, green herbs, fruit and woods run through both catalog profiles. It's a useful bottle to compare if that fresh, aromatic Elysium style has caught your attention.
The reference here is the classic blue-bottle Parfum Cologne, not Elysium Pour Homme Parfum or Elysium Eau Intense. The Elysium range has several versions, and those names matter when you're comparing bottles and prices.
Why do the two get compared?
Start with the top notes. Trillium lists grapefruit, artemisia, bergamot, galbanum, thyme, lemon and lime. Elysium Parfum Cologne's catalog pyramid has the same group, in a different order. That gives the comparison a clear starting point: plenty of citrus with green and herbal notes around it.
There is just as much common ground in the middle. Both lists include juniper berries, blackcurrant, apple, pink pepper, cedar, vetiver, lily of the valley, rose, jasmine and cypriol or nagarmotha. Their listed bases also share ambergris, leather, vanilla, benzoin and labdanum.
That's a lot of overlap, but a note list isn't a recipe. The balance between citrus, herbs and woods can make a bigger difference than the number of matching names. We'd pay attention to whether you enjoy the grapefruit and green opening, then compare how the woody side comes through as each fragrance settles.
Is Trillium worth a look?
We'd put it on the shortlist if you want to explore Elysium's style through another fragrance. If you already own the Roja, sampling Trillium alongside it will help you decide which details you miss, which differences you enjoy and whether you want both.
For another take on the same reference, have a look at our French Avenue Divin Asylum guide. Comparing the alternatives can be useful even when neither is an exact replacement for your favorite.
Check the retailer cards for the selected editions, bottle sizes and available offers. A similar note profile doesn't establish equal wear time, projection or value for every buyer, so we'd choose on the scent and the actual offer together.
Where to buy
Emir Trillium
Roja Dove Elysium Pour Homme Parfum Cologne
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