Fleurie Emerald Green

This is such a beautiful fragrance! When I first smelled this, I was immediately reminded of Al Rehab’s Dalal. They smelled similar with the citrus and caramel, but they are nowhere alike. I have never smelled the inspo but this is a sweet, warm, cozy fragrance. You definitely smell the citrus and the warm spices, alongside a touch of lavender. Now I’m not the biggest fan of lavender so I was hoping it was not too much and thankfully it isn’t. It is very subtle and does not smell like a clean lavender. It is overall such a pretty and unique scent and to my nose it is not strong at all so it is good to layer. And because it is light, it is not migraine inducing. I have had this now for a couple months and I will say that it has gotten much sweeter. I don’t smell the lavender now, but I do get the warm citrusy and spicy feel to it. It gives the vibe of Eclaire in regards to its sweetness, especially on the dry down, and this pairs beautifully with it. I would say this is a safe blind buy, but if by chance you don’t like it so much at first sniff then definitely let it sit and it will change for the better!

I got Fleurie Emerald because it reminded me of the type of scent I already know I’m into. A while back I smelled Akro Bake in store and that lemon cake kind of vibe stayed in my head ever since, but I couldn’t get it at the time. So when I heard about this one, I was really curious. When it arrived, I was actually happy because my bottle was already nicely macerated, around a year old, and you can tell. It smells smooth, blended, and way better than a fresh bottle probably would. To me, it really gives that lemon pound cake vibe I liked so much. Sweet, soft, a little creamy, and just super easy to enjoy. What I like is that it doesn’t come off cheap or messy. It actually smells really well made, and it’s the kind of fragrance that feels comforting but still gets noticed. Definitely something I’d call compliment worthy. It just smells really good and makes me want to keep going back to my wrist. Smell: 8,9/10 Performance: 7/10

I'll be honest: I bought Fleurie Emerald because of the price and interesting notes. I only have a sample of Lira and, to be honest, I don't care if they're dupes or not. On my skin, it's a beautiful lemon caramel: the bright citrus start quickly warms up into a creamy, spicy-caramel sweetness that settles softly and lasts for over 8 hours, with nice projection at the beginning. I have no idea if some of the comments are paid for - if so, it's poor form on the part of the manufacturer because the fragrance speaks for itself and doesn't need an anti advertisement.

Fleurie Emerald is a deliciously sweet and zesty fragrance that instantly reminds me of Lira —but at a much more affordable price. It opens with a burst of blood orange and lemon peel, giving it a fresh, citrusy kick, softened by a touch of lavender. The heart is warm and spicy with hints of cinnamon, licorice, and anise, adding depth without being overpowering. As it settles, the caramel and vanilla bean shine through, wrapped in soft musk. It’s cozy, gourmand, and great value for money—perfect if you love sweet, citrusy scents with a comforting base.

It is a beautiful surprise in an elegant bottle. This oriental vanilla fragrance opens with zesty citrus and soft herbs, followed by a warm heart of licorice, cinnamon, and gentle florals. The drydown is sweet and cozy with vanilla bean, caramel, and soft musk. To my nose, it leans slightly powdery and feels perfectly unisex — wearable in all seasons. I’ve seen it compared to Lira by Xerjoff, but I haven’t tried Lira myself, so I can’t confirm. What I can say is: Riiffs did an amazing job again!

Beautiful, warm, lemon candied pie alike citruses at the opening, they are not sharp, doesn't smell synthetic, but gourmand straight away, the one you can wear equally in the office and for a date. It is never too sweet, but always fluffy, it is not a caramel scent that would remind you of sticky fingers of your nephews, but of the fantasies about pink clouds and unicorns of grown girls, when they feel vulnerable. Really really lovely.

I just got a sample of this and 😍😍 this smells so expensive, kinda citrusy but then it dries down into like this elegant honey and musky scent. I loveee and also u can definitely smell the caramel too! My brother put it on (without asking me😒) and i didnt know so when i entered the room i kept asking what smells like caramel cause i lovee caramel, turns out it was this perfume. I think it’s a safe blind buy and it lasts too.

Wow. I am so glad I picked this up. This fragrance is beautiful. It starts citrus. Then you get a bit of lavender and other floral as well as the ginger and anise (faint). The bottom has sugar and vanilla. I really enjoy this. It is sweet, but not too. The lingering whiffs are pretty. Could the scent trail project more? Yes. I’ll be keeping an eye on the longevity. The “eternal” ratings seem a bit exaggerated.

If you ever wanted to buy the viral Lira but you couldn’t afford it, RUN and get Fleurie Emerald Riiffs❣️ Smells dreamy with awesome performance Opens with sweet juicy blood orange, sour, vibrant lemon peel and aromatic lavender. A heart with white flowers, sweet soft spicy anise and licorice sprinkled with cinnamon. Rich vanilla bean at the base blends with buttery caramel and musk.

It smells like eating custard with a sprinkle of citrus on top but you are outdoors and it's a bit windy (I mean it as in it's fresh, this is not a typical gourmand). I really freaking adore it, wow, if this is how Lira smells like then it must be hella good. I don't know about performance yet (haven't used it much often), I feel it is average, but that's alright.

loving it lately smells like Lira but with a spicy twist to it. citrusy opening very bright with warm vanilla base but with spicy undertone. lasts like more than a day on clothes. and easy 7-8 hours on skin projection is like an arm length have got compliments multiple time from this definitely a must buy from riiffs

Me encanta este tipo de aromas. Riiffs por regla general no me decepciona. Aunque no es igual es del estilo a Lira pero tiene un toque diferente. A mí me dura mucho. Es para hacerlo perfume firma. Huele a una tarta de limón con canela pero a la vez no te empalaga.

Omg I’m in love, I love Lira and this is so close! Maybe a smidge more cinnamon but I’m obsessed, I spray it head to toe on myself. I also noticed it’s a bit more softer and rounded out than Lira but I would say 98% similarity to my nose.

This fragrance is a sexi feminine leaning fragrance. I love the soft vanilla in the background and the blood orange in the opening. It’s a great price for what it offers! In my opinion it’s a 10/10. (Atomiser on it is my fav of all time)

It’s giving Lira energy: bright citrus up top, then that addictive caramel-vanilla glow with a spicy licorice/anise twist. Sweet, warm, and way more “expensive dessert” than the bottle suggests.

Fleurie Emerald By Riiffs is such a beautiful fragrance. Inspired by Lira for a good price 💗 the notes compliment each other perfectly.

It’s good but the performance is poor and sits close to skin so far

Well, well, well. I am a SNOB about dupes and I can say there have only ever been maybe 3 I felt have truly rivaled the original fragrance. This is 3rd. I own the original Xerjoff Lira. I enjoy it most def, but it's not a fragrance that I can say I truly love, love. I enjoy having it in my collection, but if it suddenly disappeared, I don't think I would have cried about it... Hence, my curiosity for this fragrance as I've been wanting to downsize and sell off things to start attacking my wishlist. I have sprayed them side by side on skin... and let me tell you - they are RIDICULOUSLY similar. There is a point in the first 5mins where Lira has a bit more of that beautiful blood/orange lemon peel zest come through (I only think this would be perceptible with nose to skin... not in your bubble) and the Fleurie is more vanillic... but after 10mins, these are nearly identical. Like scary identical. For the rest of the wear, Lira's vanilla has slightly more heavy cream (like old school Dior vanilla sans Play-doh... IYKYK) compared to Fleruie's, but this difference is only perceptible nose to skin. I am 100% getting rid of my original Lira. I am very loyal to Xerjoff, so this feels so wrong... but it is what it is!

I was influenced to buy this buy Curlyfragrance. She said it smells great on men. I don't think she's wrong. I love the opening blast of citrus(but I love blood orange), I could probably do with a little less caramel but it's still nice. If I were to make a mens version I'd tone down the caramel a tad amo up the musk and add a strong orange blossom note. I can see this being a compliment magnet because it just smells so damn good. It lasts a long time, and projects probably above average. The other day when I sprayed it on a little less it seemed to project more than when I sprayed it heavy today so maybe it's nose fatigue. I think this actually works for summer some how, but it's actually good all year long. I also think it's definitely feminine leaning, but I think if a guy loves the sweeter winter time fragrances then this would be a good one for him to rock in warm weather.

I bought this hoping for a Devotion-esque perfume. It is not! In fact, after the initial spray it settles to something incredibly like Dior Addict. Very heavy, spicy vanilla. The bottle and presentation is beautiful and the perfume is impressive straight away. I sprayed my hand and a cushion in our living room, I got 8 hours on the skin and could smell the cushion for 3 days! My living room has never smelled so good! Update (01/21/26): ok this is weird. After a few weeks it’s actually got weaker?! I’ve kept it in a box, lid off, would give it a little shake every now and then. Wore it properly yesterday, sprayed about 6-7 sprays, and could barely smell it. 🤷♀️

I let it sit for two months and it made a good progress, back then it was mostly licorice. Now I've got an initial burst of citruses followed by caramel vanilla. It's become a decent frag, and a classy gourmand. The vanilla and caramel here is pleasant and smooth. I'm quite picky with these notes, and cannot stand most recent fragrances being too synthetic but this is nice, not tooth achingly sweet or stomach turning synthetics. If you prefer your vanilla like Guerlain does it, closer to actual pod than milk froth/powder vanilin, this is a safe blind buy.

I received this 3 days ago and have consistently worn it in the last 48hrs. 1. Wonderful scent. I love the scent of lemon/citrus and vanilla 2. Presentation and bottle is first class For me, I find the scent doesn’t last long at all. Maybe 1-2 hours. It could be the perfume needs to mature. But that is my only critique: Not Long Lasting. I will come back and post in a few weeks if it has changed.

Quite love it. It does smell like Lira, but with a much more spicy undertone. Lira smells like opening up a fresh pack of marshmallows with oranges and this has that but less of the thick sweetness and more of the spice. Strength and logevity wise arent great though. Very elusive after the first 15 mins.

6 of 15 the below reviews seem to be burner accounts without much doubt. Fragrantica reviews are becoming less and less credible, see this a lot. I'll let my bottle mature and come back. For now, it's an OK fragrance but to say it was a spot on Lira seems a bit of an overstatement. :)

Just got it today. Love the smell. Performance, that's another story. I love to overspray so maybe it works.

Just ordered a sample of this and I want to record my expectation of it based on the notes vs my impression when it arrives because I think this will help my nose training. It gets here tomorrow. I predict it will smell similar to Chartreuse liquor based on the notes, but a little less "piney". Will report back.

@adrienn99, I've been eyeballing Fleurie Emerald Green for months and finally made a purchase after reading your helpful review. Guerlain vanilla is my favorite. I'll update my comment once it arrives in the mail! @LisaWB, now I'm even more excited because I LOVE Dior Addict. Haha! ** Update 12/26 - I've had Fleurie Emerald Green for a few days, and it's not doing it for me. :| I agree with @LisaWB in that it's a spicy vanilla reminiscent of Dior Addict (which I love!). Unfortunately, the lemon peel and blood orange note combo smells far too artificial to my nose and reminds me of Trix cereal.... The notes in general are all over the place with this one and don't gel together. The complete dry down is quite similar to Eclaire (with a touch of citrus), and that's where this fragrance shines. I'm going to let my bottle sit for a couple of weeks before I decide whether or not to return it. ** Update 1/5 - Opted to return, but I'm glad I tried it! The citrus and cinnamon notes became slightly stronger and are still too synthetic for me personally. I'll stick with Dior Addict if I'm in the mood for a spicy vanilla. :) ** Update 1/28 - Received a decant of Lira, and this is without a doubt a great, affordable alternative! While the fragrance profile isn't for me, they do smell incredibly similar to one another, although this one is more spice-forward.

LOL comment below me is spot on, never thought I’d see fake fragrantica reviews but here we are. Haven’t smelled this but guess I’ll give a negative rating to try and bring some balance haha

This is lovely I like it a lot!! BUT... every single middle eastern scent I’ve bought in the last two months and I’m including DUA in this lot? Have been POOR PERFORMERS!!! THIS IS LOVELY AND IT DOES SMELL VERY CLOSE TO LYRA AND IT FADES TO A SKIN SCENT WITHIN 15 MINUTES SO IT COMES OUT A LITTLE BIT BUT WITHIN 15 MINUTES IT’S A SET AND I’M DONE!! I just posted like all of them but two on marketplace I’m sooooo done... ✅ I used to at least be able to believe YouTube reviewers the problem is?? a lot of TikTok reviewers came on over to 🙄 facts... ugh Out of all the perfumes I bought recently and that would be four from DUA And I bought: tharwah gold, Nebras, Junoon Noir, jubilant noir (Crystal Versace dupe) coral, the white cloud, hawas tropical and Coral ? ***Only two are a beast (tharwah gold and jubilant noir) ***two I like, almost a love (the white cloud) not as loud but decent for a vanilla gourmand ... and Coral was a success but also not a major performer but not awful... The rest? And the four duas? ( the duas that I had chose most had Jasmine but we’re supposed to be gourmand leaning?? Dua was loud strong but stays close and anything with jasmine?? Did Jasmine absolutely took over As far as the other Arabic tubs all the others listed were poor performers or something was missing note wise for example I loved Nebras!! but I’m starting to feel like everybody that comments in the Middle Eastern sections is lying because everyone that I bought except for tharwah gold and jubilant noir only they were the major good performers the rest? Disappeared That’s a lot of money down the toilet and I’m just kinda over it over it unless they start selling travel sizes I really think I’m done!! WE NEED TRAVEL SIZES MIDDLE EASTERN BRANDS BECAUSE I AM SICK AND TIRED OF THROWING MY MONEY AWAY 🤷♀️ And as consumers we need to start demanding that they make travel sizes...

As a freshie lover I cannot call Fleurie even remotely zesty compared to my baseline. It is very vanillic to me, slightly caramelly, spicy with a floofy quality. Anise blends in, and you can get this breezy idea of lavender but not much, and neither stands out or is there fully with the sharper more difficult facets of the note. I have these herbs around all the time, same with the cinnamon - this is an interpretation, not kitchen quality. The spices lean powdery, not sharp or dusty or dense. I was surprised how smooth this scent is even when I just got my bottle some weeks ago and no, it has not changed. I've noticed the smoothness with a lot of ME brands very recently, even with fresh scents. I'm not against harsh openings and a bit of an edge, but nowadays many don't even have a trace of that. I do not own Lira, I only got a Lira dupe oil from a local European store and surprisingly the oil leans much, much more lemony than this but they are similar beyond that. Lemon or orange are barely in here to my nose. So far I've heard very differing opinions on if it is a Lira dupe at all or a vaguely reminiscent spicy take. I can't tell you either, but reviewers I trust more veered towards the latter, but who knows anything these days. As Lira is compared to Devotion/Victoria - very different vibes, not much resemblance, those are much more lemony and cake-like, Emerald really isn't either and the dominant vanilla is quite different. Very cozy and pleasant yet sophisticated enough, imho much more so than Victoria. Elaborate packaging you may or may not like the style of but it is at least well made, weighty cap, performance and especially lasting power are very solid as well, I find it quite loud actually.

I literally just received this in the mail and.... DAAAAAMMMMMMNNNNNNNN...... I just needed a moment of silence to take it all in! How gorgeous this one is from outer presentation to the bottle to the fragrance itself, it's absolutely (dare I say breath takingly) beautiful!!! I haven't been splurging on new fragrances in a very long time, because I simply have way too many as it is, but sometimes... Just sometimes... I see something that I just must splurge on 😅 I owned Xerjoff's Lira after falling in love with it at first sniff. Luckily I received it as a birthday gift back in the day, because the price is ridiculous. Why spend €200 on Lira when you can get this stunner for literally a fraction of the price?! One must be crazy! Fleurie Emerald did not exist yet back then, but I'm so thankful that now I can get this one ❤️ It's also the closest thing to Lira I have smelled. It's truly amazing!!! I can't say anything about sillage and longevity yet, but so far I'm absolutely loving this!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Edit: I also have Paris Corner Voux Zeste. I like that one too, however that one is closer to L by Lolita Lempicka whereas Fleurie Emerald is definitely extremely similar to Lira. Fleurie is more complex, whereas Voux Zeste is more citrus vanilla. It does not smell like D&G Devotion (yes, I have that one too lol)

Mine is about 4 Weeks old. So kind of first impressions: Form the first spray on it was extremely strong. All I could smell was heavy lemon cake. I liked it, but also I felt it was a bit linear like voux zeste. So I filled up a small decant and let it sit for a month. Now I tried it for a second time and holy shit, it actually has a nice opening! The blood orange is very strong and stays for the first hour and then fades out. The citrussy vanilla cake stary strong the whole time. It is really important that the lemon is well blended and doesnt sting your nose. Riiffs did a good job with that. Is it Lira? Yes and no, yes because the DNA is clear as day lira. No because lira has more complexity, a better blend of the blood orange and a more expensive lavender in the mix. Also the citrus vanilla cake is superior. Still, up to today I would recommend this anytime if you want something resembling Lira.

This is the best Lira dupe out there!! I absolutely love it. The presentation is out of this world and I really don't understand how it is possible that it's so affordable (at least it was). To me it smells identical to Lira which I also had back then but didn't want to buy it again because the performance wasn't as good for a fragrance in this price range. So if you are looking for a scent that is almost identical to Lira, go for this one. There is nothing unisex about this one -truly feminine scent that will make you smell like a spicy lemon pie. Great for summer nights and definitely suitable for winter especially before Christmas.

A truly unisex fragrance that, yes, does resemble Lyra by Xerjoff—but with a fresher, brighter twist that makes it stand out in its own right. It opens with a sparkling citrus sweetness, then transitions into a warm, slightly gourmand heart that feels both comforting and elegant. Definitely one of the finest creations I’ve experienced from the house of Riffs. The balance between freshness and depth is masterfully done, making it perfect for both men and women. Highly recommended if you’re looking for something versatile, refined, and with a touch of niche-like quality at an accessible price point.

I have never smelled Lira. But this perfume has opening that is so close to devotion. The dry down is different though, it has cinnamon and a slightly smoky quality added to the vanilla caramel lemon base. It’s definitely more mature than devotion. (My nose is more tuned with devotion and victoria TBH) but I still like this. It is NOT long lasting on me or my clothes. At least yet. I have it for a couple days only. Presentation is beautiful. I love everything rose and the bottle is heavy and rose engraved on the bottle and the box. (Scent has nothing to do with rose though!)

When I first sprayed this 3 weeks ago, I was immediately disappointed. I was expecting light, fluffy lemon pound cake with a little musk. What I got was the powdery fumes of an axe deodorant with lemon. I decided to not return it and leave it in the box because I read that it requires weeks to fully macerate. On a whim, I opened the box today and I sprayed it on my hand, hoping it would be different...it’s like magic happened, and all of the disjointed notes that screamed and lingered before enmeshed into a gorgeous, soft, lemon cake with spices.

Gorgeous fragrance with a stunning presentation: the bottle alone is a masterpiece, so is the atomizer :) Regarding the juice inside, it is indeed close to Lira, the notes are pretty much the same. I can definitely smell a zesty orange with licorice under a sweet and creamy base. It's marketed as unisex, but definitely feminine leaning on my skin If interested, full review on my socials (Tiktok, Instagram, Youtube) :)

Hello perfume marketers... paying people to leave fake reviews is a huge turn off. Please stop. The fake reviews of this perfume are as bad as the paid influencers trying to convince me that crap smells like roses. Paying for fake reviews in Spanish is even more desperate. Ill stick with voux zeste... the dry down is almost identical

Now this is gorgeous, gourmand leaning, better and stronger than dolce and gabbana devotion, I actually prefer this version, long lasting too, and the bottle is stunning with all the notes written on the back of the bottle, I get loads of compliments when I wear this, absolutely love it

when someone says "es para hacerlo perfume firma" you know you gotta problem. Please do not use google translate to pass as a spanish speaking reviewer. Some things can not be translated literaly so no, Signature Scent is not said Perfume Firma in Spanish.

The top notes should be Blood Orange, Lavender, and Lemon Peel. The rest are accurate. I really like the citrus, licorice, caramel combo in this. It's fresh, spicy and sweet all wrapped up together. Very nice!

Can you please tell me more about the longevity for this one? On me and on paper it is very light and faint. I'm going to sell it if it doesn't change, even if the scent is truly remarkable.

I don't know how this is possible because their notes are so different, but, to me, this is giving Dior Addict. This one seems softer though. I really like it.

Starts off with a beautiful gourmand opening, then turns into an orange bianco latte style fragrance.

How close is this to voux zeste... come out come out real reviewers

So much fake reviews, just look at their profiles, clear as day !

How to figure out if the reviews are fake or genuine?