Tova Beverly Hills Tova

Tiffany shares Tova's floral musky foundation with a bright citrus opening of bergamot, lemon, and mandarin. Where Tova leans powdery fresh, Tiffany adds a creamy iris and ylang ylang heart over a woody amber base. The result feels more polished and luminous, suited for formal evenings while retaining that clean floral elegance.

Like Tova, this scent centers on a floral musky accord with bergamot and rose at the top. However, Narciso Rodriguez for Her introduces osmanthus and a prominent patchouli vanilla base, giving it a warmer, more enveloping feel. It is denser and more sensual, making it a stronger choice for evening wear while keeping the floral core intact.

Lost in Heaven mirrors Tova's floral heart of jasmine and rose but takes an animalic amber direction with castoreum and oakmoss. The powdery freshness of Tova is replaced by a sweet, resinous warmth that feels darker and more provocative. It is ideal for those who enjoy Tova's florals but want a bolder, nocturnal interpretation.

Love in White for Summer echoes Tova's floral fresh character with bergamot and rose, but adds magnolia and a fruity apple note for a lighter, more effervescent feel. The base is softer with ambergris and sandalwood, making it airier and more casual. It is a great daytime option when Tova's powdery depth feels too heavy.

Irisss shares Tova's powdery floral profile through a prominent iris note, but introduces carrot seeds and carnation for a spicy green twist. The base is more complex with incense and benzoin, adding a smoky resinous depth absent in Tova. This is a more sophisticated, unisex floral that retains the softness but gains an intriguing edge.

Dubai Garnet starts with a similar bergamot floral opening but adds black pepper and cardamom for a fresh spicy kick. The lavender and rose heart is more aromatic than Tova's soft floral, and the oakmoss base gives it a green, earthy finish. It is more vibrant and bold, suited for those who want Tova's florals with an energetic lift.

This fragrance builds on Tova's floral jasmine rose core with a rich tuberose and narcissus heart, creating a more opulent white floral bouquet. The base is sweeter and creamier with white musk and cedar, whereas Tova remains powdery and fresh. It is a more intense, seductive floral for evening occasions.

Pikovaya Dama opens with aldehydes and citrus like Tova's bergamot, but adds a spicy coriander and nutmeg middle. The powdery iris and incense base give it a vintage character, while Tova stays clean and modern. It is more complex and oriental, offering a darker, more mysterious take on floral musk.

Libre shares Tova's bergamot and lavender top notes, but adds mandarin and a strong white floral heart of jasmine and orange blossom. The base is warmer with vanilla and ambergris, making it sweeter and more gourmand than Tova's powdery musk. It is a bolder, more contemporary floral that still feels familiar.

Park Avenue is a softer floral like Tova, with chamomile and mimosa creating a gentle, green opening. The floral heart of jasmine and rose is lighter, and the musky oakmoss base is more subdued. It is an even airier, more casual floral perfect for daytime, contrasting with Tova's slightly more structured feel.

Soir de Lune begins with a burst of citrus and spice similar to Tova's bergamot, but expands into a complex floral bouquet with iris, jasmine, and mimosa. The chypre base with honey and moss adds a rich, slightly sweet depth that Tova lacks. It is more opulent and evening oriented while maintaining a floral core.

Eladaria matches Tova's floral musky character with peony, rose, and violet, but adds a soft spicy pink pepper note. The base uses cashmere wood and ambroxan for a modern, clean finish, whereas Tova is powdery. It is a fresher, more contemporary floral that works well for everyday wear.