Ramad Earthy by Arabiyat Prestige
Men Women 2026
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Ramad Earthy by Arabiyat Prestige: A Warm New Oriental Spice Ramad Earthy is the latest unisexe fragrance from Arabiyat Prestige, composed by Kemal Tekin and introduced in 2026. It belongs to the Oriental Spicy family, with a warm blend of honey, fruit, spice and wood. With an average rating of 4.15 out of 5 from 160 ratings, the perfume has…
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Leading answer I want it
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Season
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About Ramad Earthy
Ramad Earthy by Arabiyat Prestige: A Warm New Oriental Spice
Ramad Earthy is the latest unisexe fragrance from Arabiyat Prestige, composed by Kemal Tekin and introduced in 2026. It belongs to the Oriental Spicy family, with a warm blend of honey, fruit, spice and wood.
With an average rating of 4.15 out of 5 from 160 ratings, the perfume has already gained fans who like modern orientals that feel generous but never heavy.
Ramad Earthy sits in the Oriental Spicy category, known for rich, warm combinations. This new release from Arabiyat Prestige launched in 2026 and was designed as a shared scent for women and men.
The opening is vivid and a little gourmand: honey, apricot, cardamom, tangerine, pomegranate, mango and ginger. It reads as sweet, but the spice and juicy fruit keep it fresh and approachable.
Davana, cappuccino and tea make up a gentle, aromatic heart. The dry-down moves into patchouli, vanilla, tonka bean, ceder, labdanum and vetiver, leaving a woody, balsamic trail with a hint of honey.
According to the house, the accords are sweet, honeyed, woody, warm spicy, fruity, aromatic, vanillic, patchouli, green and balsamic. The overall effect is a rich perfume that is easy to live with, from morning coffee to evening wear.
Kemal Tekin's work shows in the smooth, balanced structure. Ramad Earthy feels like a cosy autumn and winter scent, or a personal signatire for anyone who loves enveloing, quietly confident perfumes.
People who love sweet, spicy orientals with a fruity opening and woody dry-down, especially those drawn to honey, coffee, patchouli and vanilla.
Ramad Earthy is a comfortable, enveloing oriental that makes a strong unisexe signatire, particularly in autumn and winter. If you enjoy sweet, spiced scents with depth and warmth, it is definitely worth a try.
Sweet and gourmand Spices Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Drinks Woods and mosses Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Very long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Strong
89 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
89 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Excellent value
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Very good perfume. Depending on the occasion you wear it and the people who smell it, they may like it a lot or a little. Obviously it’s a perfume that’s a bit cloying because of the honey and fruity notes, but also that incense and the tea notes give it an oriental touch that makes it different from any typical sweet or designer perfume. It has a niche scent for 50/40 euros and it’s a perfume that’s no joke, buy it blind.
Incense, incense, and then incense, and then already very deep in the background other things. Too bad because if it had less, it would be enjoyed a lot, because the background smell is very good.
What a great perfume! The scent is addictive: honey, cardamom, a fairly light tea, with a base of vetiver and tonka bean. If you like the style of perfumes like Ramad Oriental by Arabiyat Prestige, Rayhaan de Terra, or Pharaoh by Rayhaan, you’ll like this one for its very good longevity and projection. As for occasions to wear it, as long as it’s cold and preferably outdoors, I find it suitable.
Very good perfume. Depending on the occasion you wear it and the people who smell it, they may like it a lot or a little. Obviously it’s a perfume that’s a bit cloying because of the honey and fruity notes, but also that incense and the tea notes give it an oriental touch that makes it different from any typical sweet or designer perfume. It has a niche scent for 50/40 euros and it’s a perfume that’s no joke, buy it blind.
Incense, incense, and then incense, and then very deep in the background other things, a pity because if it had less it would be enjoyed a lot because the background smell is very good.