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Key notes
Bitter almondBlack cherryCherry liqueurSour cherryTurkish rose
Boozy black cherry over a spiced, almost gothic floral-vanilla base — sweet but with real edge, and one of the most-hyped niche releases of the last few years.
Key notes
CherryAlmondCinnamonCloveRose
Opens with the same boozy cherry-and-almond burst as Lost Cherry, then settles into warm cinnamon and clove — reviewers report 6-8 hours on skin. Community pick
The bottom line
Buy the dupe
The note lists mostly line up, and the price gap does the rest.
Note match
64%
carries 7 of the original's 14 notes
Price difference
92% less
84% less by the ounce — $185 against $29
How owners rate them
Longevity
how long it lasts
Original 3,733 · Dupe 20 ratings
Sillage
how far it projects
Original 3,703 · Dupe 20 ratings
Value
whether it felt worth the price
Not enough ratings yet (17 owners).
Original 3,176 ratings
How it wears
Season
Cool weather
Strength
Long-lasting
Best for
Date night, special occasions
Ripe fruit over warm spice is what puts this on the cold-weather side of the year — it reads rich in cool air and can turn heavy in heat. Built for evenings and events rather than a desk — wear it to work and it'll be the loudest thing in the room.
Where they differ
Listed in Tom Ford Lost Cherry, not in Dossier Ambery Cherry
BaseVanilla, Tonka bean, Sandalwood, Cedar, Peru balsam, Benzoin and Patchouli
Listed in Dossier Ambery Cherry, not in Tom Ford Lost Cherry
Clove
The drydown is where they separate most: Tom Ford Lost Cherry finishes on Vanilla, Tonka bean, Sandalwood, Cedar, Peru balsam, Benzoin and Patchouli, none of which Dossier Ambery Cherry lists.
The analysis
Buy the dupe. Of Tom Ford Lost Cherry's 14 notes Dossier Ambery Cherry carries 7: bitter almond, black cherry and cherry liqueur. Missing: vanilla, tonka bean and sandalwood. Losing vanilla and tonka bean rewrites Tom Ford Lost Cherry's last hour. Longevity is a tie: 7.0 against 6.8. That is 8% of Tom Ford Lost Cherry's price — $49 against $630.
From a fragrance specialist
The fragrance that smells most like Tom Ford Lost Cherry is Dossier Ambery Cherry — the same boozy cherry-almond opening for about $50 instead of $615.
Lost Cherry might be the single hardest bottle to justify in all of fragrance — even people who love it admit it wears soft and quiet for something that costs $615. That's the context that makes this swap easy to recommend. Ambery Cherry opens with the exact thing people fall for: that dark, boozy cherry soaked in bitter almond, sweet with a real edge to it. The honest differences show up later — the drydown runs spicier, with cinnamon and clove stepping forward where the original goes creamier with vanilla and tonka, and it doesn't have quite the same plush, syrupy depth. But it lasts six to eight hours, which is honestly a better showing than the original gives most people. If you've been wanting the Lost Cherry experience without the $615 conversation with yourself, this is the one.
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Common questions
Dossier Ambery Cherry is the closest affordable match we've found for Tom Ford Lost Cherry. It runs about $49 instead of roughly $630 — about 92% less.
Both share Bitter almond, Black cherry, Cherry liqueur and Sour cherry — 7 notes in total, one of the deeper overlaps on this site.
Tom Ford Lost Cherry is known for strong, long-lasting performance, and Dossier Ambery Cherry holds up well for a budget pick — expect most of a day's wear, with a light re-spray if you want it to carry into the evening.
Dossier Ambery Cherry costs around $49 versus roughly $630 for Tom Ford Lost Cherry — about 92% less.
No. Dossier Ambery Cherry gets the overall idea, but Tom Ford Lost Cherry carries Vanilla, Tonka bean and Sandalwood in its base that Dossier Ambery Cherry doesn't list, and Dossier Ambery Cherry brings in Clove of its own.
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