
Boadicea The Victorious
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A luminous herbal composition where bright citrus and saffron dance above creamy florals before settling into deep oud and patchouli warmth
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Best Clone
The best clone of Boadicea The Victorious Blue Sapphire is The Triumphant Sapphire by Paris Corner Emir, with a 78% accuracy score. A fraction of the cost of the $240 original.
What people who wear Boadicea The Victorious Blue Sapphire report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Christian Provenzano.
Listed as Unisex (leans male)
“This is such an intriguing scent - the best thing for me is the dry down which turns into an herbaceous, green and smooth smell. I wonder is the combination of sage and patchouli combining to smell like tennis balls which I absolutely love - maybe it’s just an associated smell of summer days with all the flowers in this. I absolutely love it.The top is bright with lemon and then very camomile heavy and not so much for me, but the dry down with this longevity and sillage is insane. Probably not worth the price (is any fragrance truly worth that?) but it’s phenomenal.”
“Christian Provenzano strikes again. I fell in love with his perfumes since Clive Christian C. BtV Blue Sapphire is an absolute beast in projection and longevity. For some reason I get notes of sweet myrrh in the dry down. Must be the agar wood and the amber.Scent: 9/10Longevity: 10/10Sillage: 10/10Absolutely superb fragrance. Not a blind buy as it is not for everyone but definitely worth testing. Smell it, like it, buy it wear it.”
“Its an upscale dupe of ASQ Al Quraishi Blend. I've owned both this probably projects a little better. IMO not worth the difference you pay.I’ve editted this post since ASQ have come out with Qurashi Blend Blue which is clone of this. Clone wars on another level any value left in Blue Sapphire definitely now outweighed by the price ASQ Qurashi Blend Blue. On offer could be had for around $125.”

Paris Corner Emir
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Sillage
The original features a more pronounced oud-forward base with stronger spice accords, while the clone delivers a softer, more linear floral interpretation with reduced projection in the final hours. Paris Corner's version is slightly sweeter and less complex overall.

Dua
$80
Dua
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Longevity
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Sillage
The clone exhibits slightly shorter longevity (5-6 hours vs. 7-8 hours) and a more pronounced patchouli-forward dry-down. Sillage is comparable, though the original's opening brightness feels marginally more refined.

Dua
$65
Dua
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Longevity
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Sillage
The clone offers enhanced longevity and sillage typical of Dua's approach, but sacrifices some of the delicate herbal-aromatic balance and refinement found in the original. Sage and chamomile subtleties are less pronounced, making this version more crowd-pleasing but less sophisticated in its dry-down.

Ayaam
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4-6 hours
Longevity
Moderate
Sillage
La Peregrina lacks the pronounced sage herbal quality and delivers a somewhat softer oud presence compared to the original's darker, more oud-forward dry down. Longevity appears slightly reduced, particularly in the base projection after 6+ hours.
Rasasi
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Price
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Longevity
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Sillage
Adds orange, green notes and jasminum auriculatum where the original leans on chamomile, sage and tagetes.
Ard Al Zaafaran
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Price
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Longevity
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Sillage
Adds geranium, metallic notes and grapefruit where the original leans on lemon, chamomile and sage.
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