Silver Mountain Water Dupes 2026: 5 Clones vs the Original

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Silver

Al Rehab

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Originalet

Silver Mountain Water

Creed

Prova originalet: 3 ml 12,24 €10 ml 34,20 €

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   Supremacy in Heaven

   Afnan

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   Silver Shade

   Ajmal

   14,90 € · 100 ml

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   Sun Java White for Men

   Franck Olivier

   34,00 € · 75 ml

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   Al Wisam (Day)

   Rasasi

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What does Silver Mountain Water smell like?

Silver Mountain Water is a unisex Eau de Parfum by Creed, composed by Olivier Creed and Pierre Bourdon and launched in 1995. It opens with bergamot and mandarin orange. Green tea and black currant sit in the heart. The base holds musk, sandalwood, galbanum and petitgrain. Its listed accords run from citrus, green and fruity to musky and woody. That is the target each clone below is measured against: a citrus opening, a tea and blackcurrant heart and a musk and sandalwood base.

Wear the original first

Before you pick a clone bottle, you can wear the original. A 3ml decant of Silver Mountain Water is 12,24 €, which works out at 4,08 €/ml and gives about 60 sprays. The 10ml decant is 34,20 €, at 3,42 €/ml, and gives about 200 sprays. That is enough to wear it on several different days and judge the opening and the base for yourself.

The clones below are ranked against that reference. Each one comes from a different house, and each section says what it shares with the original, what it changes and where the evidence comes from.

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Silver by Al Rehab takes the top spot on the size of its vote: Parfumo's comparison page shows 119 of 146 users finding the original and Silver similar, the largest vote base and a high share.

The catch is the listing. Parfumo lists Silver's notes only as musk, floral notes, woody notes, citrus notes, caramel and moss, and gives it no launch year. We cannot name a shared tier or a main difference from a pyramid, so the one note we can match is musk. We place it first on the strength of the vote, not on a note list.

It suits you if the biggest vote matters most to you and you will judge the scent yourself. Pick it up after you have worn the original, so you know what you are comparing it with.

Supremacy in Heaven by Afnan has the clearest note match. Parfumo's comparison page shows 62 of 74 users finding the original and Supremacy in Heaven similar, a share slightly above the leader's, and Parfumo dates it 2018.

Its list opens with bergamot and mandarin orange, puts blackcurrant and green tea in the heart, and ends on musk, sandalwood and woody notes. That is the same set the original lists, apart from galbanum and petitgrain at the base. The main difference on paper is small and sits at the base: both list musk and sandalwood, but the original adds galbanum and petitgrain where Supremacy in Heaven names woody notes.

It suits you if you want a clone whose published notes follow the original tier for tier. Choose it when you want the closest match on the list and a strong vote behind it. The label rests on the vote line, which is a sample of Parfumo users, not a wear report.

Silver Shade by Ajmal is the lowest-priced of the two picks with a shelf price. Parfumo's comparison page shows 39 of 51 users finding the original and Silver Shade similar, and Parfumo dates it 2012. It shares bergamot, blackcurrant and sandalwood with the original, and lists white musk where the original lists musk.

The main difference is the floral and amber side of its list. It opens with lemon, lime, bergamot, plum, violet leaf and blackcurrant, then puts iris, jasmine and rose in the heart. The base lists ambergris, white musk, civet, sandalwood, tonka bean and cedar. It does not list the original's mandarin orange, green tea, galbanum or petitgrain.

It suits you if price per ml matters most and you like florals beside the citrus. Choose it when iris, jasmine and rose on the list sound better to you than green tea. The table shows its dated bottle price.

Sun Java White for Men by Franck Olivier is the fresher pick. Parfumo's comparison page shows 66 of 86 users finding the original and Sun Java White for Men similar, and Parfumo dates it 2011. It shares bergamot, mandarin orange, blackcurrant and musk with the original.

The main difference is how much extra citrus and herb it lists. Its top adds lemon, orange and grapefruit to the bergamot, mandarin orange and blackcurrant. The heart lists rosemary, black pepper, mint, patchouli and sage. The base is musk and amber, with no sandalwood. It does not list the original's green tea.

It suits you if you want a sharper, more herbal take on the same citrus. Choose it when mint and rosemary on the list appeal more than green tea. The fresher label comes from those listed notes only.

Al Wisam (Day) by Rasasi is the darker pick. Parfumo's comparison page shows 82 of 109 users finding the original and Al Wisam (Day) similar, and Parfumo dates it 2009. It shares bergamot, musk and sandalwood with the original.

The main difference is the base. Al Wisam (Day) lists lavender, geranium and bergamot on top, rose, clary sage, cedar and sandalwood in the heart, and musk, ambergris, oakmoss and oud at the base. Going by the lists, the original's mandarin orange, green tea and blackcurrant give way to lavender, rose and oud.

It suits you if you want musk and sandalwood kept, with a lavender opening and an oakmoss and oud base. Choose it when oud and oakmoss on the list appeal more than a green tea heart. The darker label rests on those listed notes, not on a wear report.

What every clone gets wrong

None of the five lists the original's full pyramid. Al Rehab's pick lists only broad note families beside musk, caramel and moss, Supremacy in Heaven drops galbanum and petitgrain, Ajmal's and Rasasi's picks add florals or oud, and Franck Olivier's adds mint and herbs. Only Supremacy in Heaven lists the original's green tea at all.

A vote line counts how many Parfumo users call two perfumes similar. It says nothing about how the bergamot meets the musk on your wrist, or where the base lands late in the day. Read each difference above as a prompt to wear the original before you spend on a bottle.

Clone bottle or decant: what the per ml sums say

Bottle and decant answer different questions. A bottle makes sense once you know the perfume suits you. A decant makes sense while you are still finding out.

Per ml, the two clone bottles with a dated price in the table cost far less than the 10ml decant, which works out at 3,42 €/ml. Ajmal's and Franck Olivier's picks are the two with prices; the other three show no EU list price there, and the bottle sizes differ, so compare per ml, not bottle against decant.

Bottle size skews any price, which is why our price per ml index compares by the ml. If you are weighing the formats, see decant vs full bottle, or start from what a decant is.

Similar originals 10ML sells

Five originals we stock share ground with this Creed. They stand outside the clone ranking above.

• Club de Nuit Sillage by Armaf has a large, high-share vote: Parfumo's comparison page shows 363 of 387 users finding it and the original similar.
• Mefisto by Xerjoff is another large one: Parfumo's comparison page shows 323 of 394 users finding it and the original similar.
• Eau Parfumée au Thé Vert by Bvlgari lists green tea in the base beside musk and sandalwood, with bergamot and mandarin orange on top.
• The Matcha 26 by Le Labo lists matcha and white tea in the heart, with bergamot on top and vetiver and musk below.
• CK One by Calvin Klein lists bergamot and mandarin orange on top, with green tea, musk and sandalwood in the base.

For more perfumes built around the same tea note, read our green tea perfume guide. Our Creed dupes guide also covers Green Irish Tweed, Viking and Aventus for Her, and the best Creed perfumes list starts with the house as a whole.

How to test a dupe

Wear it on skin, not on a card. Paper catches the bergamot and mandarin opening, but the green tea and musk only show once they warm on you.

Spray the original on one wrist today and a clone on the same wrist another day, using matching sprays. Give each a while on skin before you judge it. Note the opening, then the tea and blackcurrant heart, then the musk and sandalwood base.

Jot down what stands out rather than trusting memory. Do Ajmal's florals or Franck Olivier's mint take over? Does Rasasi's oud shift the mood? With Supremacy in Heaven, ask whether the base reads as sandalwood or as something woodier.

Keep a 3ml or 10ml decant of the original as the reference and repeat the comparison on a few days. Only then decide whether a clone bottle earns a place on your shelf. The routine is the same across our perfume dupes guide.