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Garnet by Ahmed Al Maghribi

Men Women 2025

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Garnet by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental That Marries Leather and Rose Garnet is Ahmed Al Maghribi’s new unisex offering, launched in 2025 within the woody oriental fragrance family. Its composition is built on striking contrasts: lavender’s freshness meets a dry leather note, while the floral heart is enveloped by oud wood. A perfume for those who like their…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 33%
  • Spring 33%
  • Summer 0%
  • Autumn 33%
  • Day 25%
  • Night 75%

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4 votes

  • Positive 75%
  • Negative 25%
  • Neutral 0%
positive reviews 4 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentWinter CharacterMasculine

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About Garnet

Main accord white-floral Year 2025 Gender Men · Women

Garnet by Ahmed Al Maghribi: A Woody Oriental That Marries Leather and Rose

Garnet is Ahmed Al Maghribi’s new unisex offering, launched in 2025 within the woody oriental fragrance family. Its composition is built on striking contrasts: lavender’s freshness meets a dry leather note, while the floral heart is enveloped by oud wood.

A perfume for those who like their scents to have backbone, Garnet weaves together white floral accords, musk, and a hint of animalic warmth that gives it extra depth. It’s warm and adaptable, though it feels most at home in cooler weather.

With Garnet, Ahmed Al Maghribi demonstrates a knack for creating layered yet approachable pyramids. The opening is a blend of aromatic lavender and soft leather, giving an immediate impression that is both clean and rugged.

At the heart, jasmine and rose bring an elegant floral touch, but the oud wood soon casts its resinous, smoky shadow. This core combination is the fragrance’s beating heart: sweet, profound, and laced with a dark, intriguing nuance.

The base rests on amber and musk, which ensure excellent longevity and leave a warm, intimate trail. The amber mellows the oud’s rough edges, while musk adds a clean yet persistent finish with a faintly animal side.

The house highlights accords of white floral, roses, oud, musky, leather, lavender, amber, animalic, powdery, and floral. That wide range hints at a scent that evolves in stages: from leathery start, through a floral centre, to a balsamic and subtly animalic conclusion.

Early users have given it 4.25 out of 5, which confirms its appeal among lovers of contemporary orientals. Its sillage is substantial, and it holds up well for hours, particularly when the mercury falls.

This isn’t a timid fragrance; it calls for a certain swagger. Evenings and the colder months are where it truly excels, although its white floral character means it can also handle mild days without feeling out of place.

This fragrance will appeal to men and women who enjoy woody orientals with a bold personality, who like the interplay of leather, florals, and oud, and who are looking for a distinctive scent for special occasions or everyday wear in autumn and winter.

Garnet is a handsome addition to Ahmed Al Maghribi’s collection: a woody oriental that is well composed, with a striking opening and a warm, lingering drydown. Its floral-animalic balance makes it flexible, but its assertive character will definitely get noticed.

Flowers Musk, amber and animalic White flowers Woods and mosses

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Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

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Character

Leading answer Leans masculine

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