Grandeur

“Grandeur will absolutely will remind you of Ganymede.The opening is somewhat harsh and very metallic, dries down to an ozonic, airy, metallic, oceanic, salty, spicy woody scent.There are obvious quality differences between Grandeur and Ganymede, but Grandeur costs 6 times less than Ganymede.I would say about 75% close to Ganymede, in the air it smells way better than on paper or skin.Its very nice as a rotation if you have Ganymede in your collection.All year round smell and signature scent worthy.”

“Grandeur is essentially 'space armor' in a bottle. It feels shiny, silver, and gold. It is extremely metallic...it hits you like a stainless steel food tray, but in the best way possible. This is a 'cold leather' scent that radiates a futuristic, industrial elegance.It’s a scent that demands attention; there’s no way people won't catch this in the air when you walk by. Because it is so uncompromisingly metallic, it might not be for everyone’s taste, but if this style is your element, then 'this is it.' It’s bold, polished, and unlike anything else in this price range. Pure metallic magic.”

“I do love this scent. It has a fantastic mineral note and strong citrus without that household cleaner feeling. I detect grapefruit since it has that harsh bitterness to it, but there is also a brighter citrus note in there.The violet scent works well and blends in seamlessly giving it some depth and a more masculine and mature edge.I think though this leans masculine, but could be worn by anyone.I have never tried Ganymede, but it makes me want to.”