Xerjoff 17/17 Stone Label Richwood

Prodigy shares Richwood's woody amber foundation and bergamot top note, but adds a warm spicy character with pink pepper and saffron. The heart of cedar, rose, and suede introduces a leathery floral nuance absent in Richwood. While Richwood stays fresher with citrus and geranium, Prodigy leans darker and more opulent, making it a richer choice for evening wear.

1 Million Royal echoes Richwood's woody aromatic profile with bergamot and patchouli, but introduces a fresh spicy twist through cardamom and mandarin. The lavender and violet leaf heart adds an aromatic lift that contrasts with Richwood's rose geranium. This scent feels more casual and party ready, with a vibrant energy that sets it apart from Richwood's refined formality.

Scholar's Mate shares Richwood's woody aromatic family and bergamot opening, but leans more aromatic with lavender and geranium. The addition of grapefruit and cardamom creates a fresher, spicier profile compared to Richwood's citrus rose blend. Its vetiver base adds an earthy dryness that Richwood lacks, making it a versatile office friendly option.

This scent aligns with Richwood's woody citrus character but emphasizes vetiver and earthy notes over floral sweetness. The grapefruit and lemon top notes are brighter, while the heart of Sichuan pepper and vetiver introduces a peppery, green intensity. Richwood's rose and vanilla offer more warmth, making this a crisper, more grounded alternative for daytime wear.

Gypsy Water shares Richwood's woody amber base with sandalwood and vanilla, but takes a more aromatic, piney direction with juniper and pine needles. The bergamot and lemon top notes are similar, yet the absence of rose and geranium makes it less floral. It feels lighter and more earthy, suited for casual everyday wear rather than formal occasions.

Danger Pour Homme matches Richwood's woody aromatic framework but adds a complex oriental spice blend with clove, cumin, and jasmine. The rhubarb and galbanum top notes introduce a green, tart edge absent in Richwood. Its leather and moss base gives it a darker, more daring character, making it suitable for those who want a bolder statement.

Blue Hope shares Richwood's woody amber structure and bergamot top note, but incorporates saffron and jasmine for a spicier floral heart. The castoreum and labdanum base add a leathery, animalic depth that Richwood lacks. It feels more intense and nocturnal, ideal for formal evenings rather than Richwood's versatile day to night appeal.

This fragrance parallels Richwood's woody citrus opening with bergamot and bitter orange, but centers on vetiver and earthy notes. The clove and pink pepper heart adds a spicy kick that Richwood's rose geranium does not provide. It is more linear and green, with a clean musk oakmoss base, offering a fresher, more straightforward alternative for daily wear.

Original Vetiver shares Richwood's woody citrus profile with bergamot and mandarin, but focuses on vetiver and iris for a powdery green character. The ginger top note adds a subtle spice that differs from Richwood's grapefruit. Its lighter sillage and daytime orientation make it a more casual, refreshing option compared to Richwood's richer, more complex composition.

Grey Vetiver echoes Richwood's woody citrus start with grapefruit and orange blossom, but emphasizes vetiver and earthy notes. The sage and nutmeg heart brings an aromatic spiciness that contrasts with Richwood's floral rose geranium. It is more mineral and mossy, with a clean, professional feel that suits office wear, unlike Richwood's formal evening character.

Aoud S shares Richwood's woody amber base and bergamot top, but adds a sweet fruity opening with black currant and peach. The heart of saffron, rose, and jasmine is more floral and oriental, while the oud and vanilla base gives it a darker, more decadent feel. It is richer and more feminine leaning, making it a bolder choice for date nights.

Vetyverio aligns with Richwood's woody citrus profile using bergamot and grapefruit, but focuses on vetiver and floral notes like rose and ylang ylang. The clove and geranium heart adds a spicy floral dimension that Richwood lacks. It is lighter and more unisex, with a fresh, airy character that works well for daytime casual settings.