Tom Ford Electric Cherry Dupes 2026: 6 Clones Compared

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Cherry Spark

Monkoku

36,95 € · 50 ml

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Originalen

Electric Cherry

Tom Ford

Prøv originalen: 3 ml 39,60 €10 ml 119,79 €

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2. 2
   Laveste pris

   Love Spark

   Maison Alhambra

   18,00 € · 80 ml

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3. 3
   Tættest på dry-down

   Irida

   French Avenue

   35,59 € · 100 ml

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4. 4
   Blødere bud

   Electrocuted Cherry

   The Dua Brand

   Ingen EU-pris

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5. 5
   Sødere bud

   Cherry Buzz

   Fragrance World

   34,90 € · 100 ml

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6. 6
   Friskere bud

   Ginger Cherry

   Afford

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What does Electric Cherry smell like?

Electric Cherry is a women's perfume by Tom Ford, launched in 2023 and listed for work. It opens with cherry and ginger. Jasmine sambac sits in the heart, over a base of pink pepper, ambrettolide and musk. Its listed accords are musky, cherry, sweet, soft spicy, amber, white floral and powdery.

That gives a clone several things to match: the cherry and ginger opening, the jasmine sambac, the spicy edge of pink pepper and a musky base (our white musk guide covers that note). Each comparison below measures a clone against that list. A clone that drops one of those notes, or adds one, shows it on paper.

If you want a different cherry of the same house, our Lost Cherry dupes guide covers a separate perfume with its own picks, and the cherry perfume guide groups cherry scents by the kind of cherry they use.

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Cherry Spark by Monkoku leads because it has the largest vote base in this guide. Parfumo's comparison page shows 24 of 26 users finding the two similar.

It shares sour cherry, ginger, jasmine sambac and pink pepper with the original. The main difference is the extra peppers: Cherry Spark also lists black pepper and white pepper, and Parfumo dates it 2025. It also names pistachio and sandalwood, which Parfumo lists for the original too. Its list does not name the original's ambrettolide or musk.

It suits you if you want the original with a more peppery list on paper. Choose it when those additions appeal and you want the pick with the largest vote base in this guide.

Love Spark by Maison Alhambra comes first on price, and the table shows its bottle price and price per ml. Parfumo's comparison page shows 19 of 21 users finding the two similar.

Fragrantica's page for Love Spark lists cherry and ginger on top, jasmine sambac in the heart, and musk, pink pepper and ambrettolide at the base. That is the same set of notes as the original's list, tier for tier, and Fragrantica dates it 2024.

The main difference does not show on paper. Whatever separates the two shows only on skin, so we make no claim about how Love Spark wears.

It suits you if the bottle price is your first filter and you still want every listed note represented. Choose it when you are happy to judge the rest on your own skin.

Irida by French Avenue holds the closest role on a Parfumo vote line, not on having the highest vote share. Parfumo's comparison page shows 15 of 19 users finding the two similar, and Parfumo dates Irida 2024. Cherry Spark and Love Spark both have a higher share on larger vote lines, so read Irida's count as a smaller sample.

Fragrantica's page for Irida lists cherry and ginger on top, jasmine in the heart, and musk, pink pepper and amber at the base. Against the original, the base swaps ambrettolide for amber, and the heart names jasmine rather than jasmine sambac.

It suits you if the base matters most to you and an amber base appeals more than ambrettolide. Choose it when you want a clone whose list keeps the original's musk and pink pepper at the base.

Electrocuted Cherry by The Dua Brand lists cherry, ginger, jasmine sambac, ambrettolide, musk and pink pepper on Parfumo, and Parfumo dates it 2023. Parfumo's comparison page shows 6 of 10 users finding the two similar. The sample is small, so read that count lightly.

The main difference is a shorter list. Electrocuted Cherry names six notes and leaves out the pistachio and sandalwood that Parfumo lists for the original. It also names musk, which Parfumo's list for the original does not.

It suits you if you want the notes without the pistachio and sandalwood. We found no EU shelf price for it, so the table leaves that cell empty.

Cherry Buzz by Fragrance World rests on its notes only. Fragrantica's page for Cherry Buzz lists cherry and ginger on top, jasmine sambac in the heart, and ambrettolide, musk and pink pepper at the base. Fragrantica dates it 2023.

Going by that list, it names the same notes as the original in the same tiers. There is no vote line for this pair, so the page gives no sign of how close it is on skin, and we make no claim about how it smells.

It suits you if you want a clone with a matching note list and a 100ml bottle priced in the table. Choose it when you are ready to test it yourself, because the notes are all the evidence there is.

Ginger Cherry by Afford also rests on its notes. Parfumo's comparison page rates the pair as quite similar fragrances, with no vote line.

Ginger Cherry lists sour cherry, ginger, jasmine sambac, pink pepper and ambrettolide. That is a shorter list than the original's on that page, and it is the shortest in this guide. The musk is not named.

It suits you if you prefer a pared-back note list. We found no EU shelf price for it, so the table leaves that cell empty. As with Cherry Buzz, there is no vote count, only the list and Parfumo's "quite similar", so we say nothing about how it smells.

Tom Ford Electric Cherry decant: 3ml and 10ml

You can wear the original before you commit to a clone. Its 3ml decant costs 39,60 € and gives about 60 sprays. A 10ml decant costs 119,79 €, works out at 11,98 €/ml and gives about 200 sprays.

The clone bottles in the table are 50ml, 80ml and 100ml, so compare their price per ml with the decant, not the shelf price alone. A decant of the original costs more per ml, and even the 3ml costs more than any priced clone bottle, so what it buys you is a wear of the real thing before you choose. Our guides on what a decant is and decant versus full bottle explain the trade, and the price per ml index shows how other perfumes compare.

What every clone gets wrong

The evidence here is a list of notes and a vote count, and neither tells you how a perfume wears. A clone can share every listed note and still sit differently on skin. Only Love Spark and Cherry Buzz name all of the original's notes in the same tiers, and none of the six carries every note on Parfumo's longer list.

Treat a vote line as one member group's opinion, not a measurement. Small samples, such as 6 of 10 for Electrocuted Cherry, say little.

How to test a dupe

Spray the original on skin, not paper, because a perfume behaves differently on skin. Give the original its own day and each clone another, so nothing mixes on your wrist.

Start with a 3ml of the original and keep it for the comparison. Note what the clone keeps: the cherry and ginger opening, the jasmine sambac and the musky base. Then check what it changes, such as the extra peppers in Cherry Spark or the amber in Irida. Judge them late in the day, once each has settled.

Other cherry perfumes we stock

If you want a different cherry rather than a clone, three originals in our catalogue are worth a look. Juliette lists sour cherry, pink pepper and jasmine. La Vie est Belle L'Elixir Very Cherry lists black cherry, cherry liqueur, pink pepper and jasmine sambac. Rouge Smoking lists cherry, pink pepper and musk, and dates from 2018, before the Tom Ford. Any of them can be bought as a 3ml, 10ml or 30ml decant and worn next to the original.