Dior Paradise price: every bottle size per ml, and what a decant costs

The stores read were France, Germany, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, all on one day. The four euro stores showed the same price for each size, so one column covers them. Each store listed three bottle sizes only, and no travel size or refill of Paradise.

How much Dior Paradise costs in 2026

On 3 November 2026 the four euro stores, the UK store and the US store each listed three bottle sizes of the Eau de Parfum, and the price per ml fell at every step up.

The table shows the standard bottle. A limited-edition presentation box also exists, and on the French store its 100 and 200ml prices matched the standard bottle, so the box changes the packaging and not the table. The US page shows ounces, so the US row gives the ounce size with the nominal millilitres beside it.

These are the displayed prices, and the pages say nothing about whether tax is included, so this page does not claim it either way. Prices differ by country and change over time, which is why every price column carries the day it was read. The per ml figure is the displayed price divided by the millilitres of the bottle, and for the US store it uses 50, 100 and 200ml as the nominal size of each ounce figure.

Why the smallest bottle costs most per ml

The 50ml is the dearest way to buy it per ml, because the price does not fall in step with the volume.

Going from 50ml to 100ml doubles the perfume, but the price rises by a smaller step, so the price per ml drops on every store. The 200ml holds four times the 50ml yet costs well under three times as much on the euro, UK and US stores alike. It is therefore the lowest price per ml in the table, and on the euro stores it works out at a little over half the 50ml's.

That lower price per ml only pays off if you finish the bottle. A 200ml is the biggest outlay in the range, and a perfume can feel different on your skin after a week than it did on the first spray. Read the price per ml as the cost of the bottle, not as a reason to buy the biggest one.

Dior's stores listed nothing smaller than 50ml, so there is no low-cost way to test it from the source. The smaller format is a decant.

What it smells like

The scent opens with citrus, moves into bitter almond and syrup, and settles on tonka bean and woody notes, so it reads as a sweet, fresh citrus almond scent.

Paradise by Dior is an Eau de Parfum from 2026, created by Francis Kurkdjian and described as unisex. Its top notes are mandarin, lime and orange, and the mandarin orange note page explains that sweet, juicy opening. The heart pairs bitter almond with a syrupy sweetness, and the base is tonka bean and woody notes; what tonka bean smells like covers that last note in detail.

The accords on the product page are citrus, sweet, almond, fruity, vanilla and woody. Community votes on its longevity lean "long lasting" (then "moderate"), and community votes on its sillage lean "moderate" (then "strong"). Community voters most often pick it for spring and summer and autumn, and for day and office and evening wear. Those are votes from wearers, not a promise about your skin, which is the reason to wear it before committing to a large bottle.

What a decant costs at 10ML instead

A 3ml decant is €16.11 and a 10ml decant is €43.38, which come to €5.37/ml and €4.34/ml per ml.

Per ml, a decant costs more than any bottle in the table: on 3 November 2026 the 3ml and the 10ml were both above the 50ml bottle's price per ml on every store. That is the ordinary trade for a small format, where you pay a little more per ml in return for a far smaller outlay and a real test on your own skin. What a perfume decant is explains how one is filled from the original bottle.

A 3ml decant gives around 60 sprays, enough to wear it through several ordinary days and see how it settles after the first hour. A 10ml decant gives around 200 sprays, which suits a scent you already know you like and want to wear for weeks. The decant prices are live and come from the same catalogue as the product page, while the bottle prices stay fixed to the day they were read.

For how decants and other small formats compare per ml across the market, see perfume samples price per ml. The same method applied to another house is in Louis Vuitton perfume prices per ml.

Three originals with a similar almond or citrus profile

If you want to compare it with other stocked originals before buying anything, three share its almond or citrus side, each available in 3ml and 10ml.

Mandorlo di Sicilia by Acqua di Parma

Mandorlo di Sicilia by Acqua di Parma is an Eau de Toilette from 2013 and the closest in its notes: bitter almond, bergamot and orange on top, vanilla orchid, orange blossom and heliotrope in the heart, and tonka bean, white musk and vanilla in the base. Its heart is floral, and its accords add a powdery side. Most community voters rate its sillage "moderate". Its longevity votes lean "moderate" (then "long lasting"). It is €7.56 for 3ml.

Hypnotic Poison by Dior

Hypnotic Poison by Dior launched in 1998 and keeps the house link with a very different mood: coconut, plum and apricot on top, a floral heart of rose, jasmine and tuberose, and a base of vanilla, almond, sandalwood and musk. Its almond sits in the base, under a floral centre, and none of its notes is citrus. Community votes on its sillage lean "strong" (then "moderate"). By season, community voters most often pick it for winter, and by hour, for night and evening wear. It is €8.37 for 3ml.

Italica by Xerjoff

Italica by Xerjoff is a 2016 unisex scent with milk, saffron and almond on top, vanilla and toffee in the heart, and sandalwood, musk and cedar beneath. It is a richer, creamier take on almond, with no citrus in its notes. Community votes on its longevity lean "eternal" (then "long lasting"), and community votes on its sillage are split between "enormous" and "strong". It is €11.79 for 3ml.

For the house as a whole, the best Dior perfumes groups the range by style, and the Dior brand page lists every Dior decant 10ML stocks.

Which size makes sense

Try it in 3ml first, move to 10ml if it stays on your skin, and buy the 100 or 200ml bottle only once you have worn it for weeks.

The 50ml is the dearest per ml, so it suits a reader who wants a bottle on the shelf and will not use the larger sizes up. The 100ml sits in the middle on every store, and the 200ml is the lowest, in return for the biggest outlay. A decant answers a different question from any of them: whether you like the perfume at all.

Prices can change after 3 November 2026, so check the current price on the house's own page for your country before buying a bottle. The decant prices above are live, and 10ML is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dior.

How 10ML read the prices

10ML read each price from the product page on the France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom and United States stores on 3 November 2026, after selecting each size.

The four euro stores matched exactly, so they share one column. The per ml figure is the displayed price divided by the millilitres of the bottle. Only the standard Eau de Parfum is in the table. Decant prices and per ml figures for 10ML are live from the catalogue and shown as 10ML member prices.

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