Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777
4 fragrances are widely sold as cheaper versions of this. Ranked strongest match first.
Check best deal on God of FireSaffron and oud with resin and honey — dark and medicinal at first, then warm and sweet.
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Widely agreedMykonos
Dreamscape
Rated best in class by someone who owns several God of Fire clones: they say it beats French Avenue Vulcan Feu because it smooths out the tartness the others carry. Expect a juicy mango opening and heavy projection -- more than one owner warns that over-spraying turns it headache-inducing.
Widely agreedFrench Avenue
Vulcan Feu
It gets extremely close to the original. The differences show up in the drydown — before that it is a fizzy mango soda over woods.
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Often citedGulf Orchid
Mango Ice
Cooling mango over the God of Fire profile, and the cheapest way into it.
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Often citedLattafa
Opulent Oud
Drops the oud from God of Fire and keeps the juicy mango, so it is brighter but shorter.
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Mykonos Dreamscape is widely sold as a dupe of Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire. Rated best in class by someone who owns several God of Fire clones: they say it beats French Avenue Vulcan Feu because it smooths out the tartness the others carry. Expect a juicy mango opening and heavy projection -- more than one owner warns that over-spraying turns it headache-inducing.
French Avenue Vulcan Feu is widely sold as a dupe of Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire. It gets extremely close to the original. The differences show up in the drydown — before that it is a fizzy mango soda over woods.
Gulf Orchid Mango Ice is widely sold as a dupe of Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire. Cooling mango over the God of Fire profile, and the cheapest way into it.
Lattafa Opulent Oud is widely sold as a dupe of Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire. Drops the oud from God of Fire and keeps the juicy mango, so it is brighter but shorter.
Mykonos Dreamscape is the closest we have on record. It is the one wearers name most consistently. Rated best in class by someone who owns several God of Fire clones: they say it beats French Avenue Vulcan Feu because it smooths out the tartness the others carry. Expect a juicy mango opening and heavy projection -- more than one owner warns that over-spraying turns it headache-inducing.
Yes — 4 of them, including Mykonos Dreamscape, French Avenue Vulcan Feu, Gulf Orchid Mango Ice. Each is listed above with what it gets right and where it falls short.
No. A dupe is built to the same idea, not the same formula, and cheaper materials usually show in the opening and in how long it lasts. That is why every entry here says how it differs instead of giving a percentage. Of Mykonos Dreamscape, for instance: Rated best in class by someone who owns several God of Fire clones: they say it beats French Avenue Vulcan Feu because it smooths out the tartness the others carry. Expect a juicy mango opening and heavy projection -- more than one owner warns that over-spraying turns it headache-inducing.
Saffron and oud with resin and honey — dark and medicinal at first, then warm and sweet.
Stephane Humbert Lucas 777 God of Fire is one of the more extreme things in a line that specialises in extremes.
It is built around saffron and oud, with a heavy dose of resins, tobacco and something honeyed running underneath. The effect is dense, dark and slightly medicinal at first, before it warms into something sweeter and more comfortable after twenty minutes or so.
The house works almost entirely in high concentrations, and it shows. A single spray is plenty. Longevity runs well past a full day, and it will still be on a scarf a week later.
It is a cold-weather, evening fragrance and does not pretend otherwise. In heat it becomes overwhelming quickly.
The house is small, the distribution is limited and the bottles are expensive, which is the usual combination behind a well-copied fragrance. The saffron-and-oud structure is also something the Middle Eastern houses are unusually good at, so the alternatives here get closer than they do for most niche originals.