Lattafa Maharjan Silver Edp 100ml
A Clean Bergamot, Iris & Vetiver Woody
Lattafa Maharjan Silver is a fresh floral-woody musk where bergamot and mandarin open over jasmine and iris and settle onto musk, vetiver and birch. This is the full-size 100ml (3.4 oz) bottle at £24.99 — 100% authentic and dispatched within 24 hours. If you have been searching for Lattafa Maharjan Silver in the UK, this page sets out the real price range, the contested Pride branding and the dupe claim you will have seen elsewhere.
Lattafa Maharjan Silver Notes
Top notes — bergamot, mandarin. A clean two-way citrus opening with no sweetness propping it up. Mandarin gives it a rounder, juicier edge; bergamot brings the familiar bitter-floral bite. Bright rather than sharp, and over fairly quickly — this is a fragrance that gets to its point fast.
Heart notes — jasmine, iris. The heart is what makes Maharjan Silver worth talking about. Iris is the expensive-smelling note in perfumery — cool, powdery, faintly rooty and slightly metallic — and pairing it with jasmine gives the middle a clean floral lift without turning it feminine or soapy. This is where the “silver” in the name earns itself.
Base notes — musk, vetiver, birch. Dry and mineral rather than warm. Vetiver supplies earth and a grassy bitterness, birch adds a faint smoky-leathery edge, and musk stretches the whole thing out close to the skin. It is an unusually restrained base for Lattafa — no amber, no vanilla, nothing sweet.
A note on the notes — worth reading before you compare listings. Maharjan Silver is one of the more misreported fragrances we stock. Parfumo carries a record dated 2015, filed under Les Exclusifs de Chanel, credited to perfumer Olivier Polge, with notes of lavender, geranium, heliotropin, coumarin and moss. That is a Chanel fragrance, not a Lattafa one — the collection name and perfumer credit give it away, and Maharjan Silver is a 2022 Lattafa release. Lattafa’s own product pages publish the bergamot-mandarin / jasmine-iris / musk-vetiver-birch pyramid above, and UK retailers including Notino and Perfume Heaven list it identically. That is what is in the bottle.
Lattafa Maharjan Silver Review — What It Smells Like
The short version: a cool, clean citrus-iris-musk that reads far more expensive than it costs. Understated, slightly powdery, dry underneath. Not a crowd-pleaser — a quiet, grown-up fragrance.
The scent. Maharjan Silver opens the way an expensive fresh fragrance opens: bright citrus, no fruit, no sugar. Within half an hour the iris is doing the talking, and that is the whole character of the wear — cool, powdery, a little austere, with jasmine keeping it from being severe. The base is where it separates itself from cheaper fresh scents: vetiver and birch give it a dry, mineral finish with a whisper of smoke, and musk keeps it wearable rather than harsh. It smells clean without smelling like soap, which is harder to do than it sounds.
The catch. This is a quiet fragrance. Community aggregate data puts its longevity in the middling band and its sillage lower still — it is a skin scent for most of its life, and if you want something that fills a room you will be disappointed. The iris is also divisive: powdery, cool notes read as sophisticated to some people and as old-fashioned to others, and you will know which camp you are in quickly. Value-for-money scores are the weakest part of its aggregate profile, which is exactly why the price you pay matters here.
Who should skip it. Anyone wanting sweetness, warmth or projection, anyone who dislikes powdery iris, and anyone shopping for the classic rich Arabian oriental profile — this is the opposite of that.
Is Lattafa Maharjan Silver a Dupe? What Is It a Clone Of?
Type B — inspired by Creed Silver Mountain Water, but not a close match. Established Lattafa dupe indexes list Maharjan Silver against Creed Silver Mountain Water, and the name plus the “silver” framing clearly invites the comparison. We checked it note by note against Creed’s own published pyramid, and the claim does not hold up as a tight clone.
Creed’s official pyramid for Silver Mountain Water is bergamot, blackcurrant, galbanum and orange / tea and an ozonic accord / musk and sandalwood. Maharjan Silver is bergamot and mandarin / jasmine and iris / musk, vetiver and birch. What they share is the bergamot-citrus opening and a musky base. What Maharjan Silver does not have is the blackcurrant, the green tea or the ozonic accord — and those three are the entire signature of Silver Mountain Water. In their place it puts powdery iris, jasmine, vetiver and birch, which sends it somewhere noticeably drier and more floral.
Our verdict: if you want the Creed, this is not going to scratch that itch. If you want a clean, expensive-smelling citrus-musk in the same broad territory for a fraction of the money, it is a good buy on its own terms. Our Lattafa dupes guide explains how we grade Type A close matches against Type B inspired-by compositions.
Closest in our own range: Al Qiam Silver for a fresher grapefruit-and-ambroxan take, His Confession if the iris is what appeals to you, Art of Wood for grapefruit and vetiver, and Pride Pisa for citrus over cedar and sandalwood. The wider Lattafa unisex collection is where the rest of this style sits.
Price & Size — Lattafa Maharjan Silver Price in the UK
Maharjan Silver is £24.99 for a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum with free UK delivery — about 25p per ml, or roughly 950–1,000 sprays from the bottle.
We are mid-market on this one, not the cheapest. Across UK listings in August 2026 we found Maharjan Silver at £21.60 to £31.99 on discount, against RRPs quoted as high as £43.90, and Lattafa’s own US site prices it at $49.99. Notino was the cheapest we found at £21.60 in a half-price promotion; Perfume Heaven was £31.99. Our £24.99 with free delivery sits comfortably in the middle — below most sellers, above a promotional outlier.
This is a fragrance where the price genuinely matters, because its aggregate value-for-money score is its weakest metric. At £25 it is a sensible buy; at £44 RRP it is not, and we would not tell you otherwise.
Bottle, Size & Authenticity
Maharjan Silver is a 100ml (3.4 oz) Eau de Parfum spray and that is the only size in production — there is no 50ml or travel format, and we have found no official gift set. The gallery images above show the bottle and carton as you will receive them.
On the Pride question: you will see this sold as “Lattafa Pride Maharjan Silver” by several UK retailers, and Parfumo files it under a Lattafa Pride brand page. But Lattafa’s own US site lists it as a standard Lattafa release, not a Pride one, and Notino and Perfume Heaven both list it without Pride branding. The evidence is genuinely split, so we are not going to assert it either way — if the Pride designation is what you are buying for, it is worth knowing it is contested rather than settled.
Every bottle carries the official Lattafa holographic authentication seal. Our UK authentication guide shows exactly what to check on the seal, the QR code and the carton if you are buying Lattafa anywhere else.
Performance & When To Wear It
Maharjan Silver is a spring and summer fragrance, and a daytime one. The citrus-iris-musk structure is built for warm weather and for contexts where you do not want to announce yourself — offices, meetings, travel, anywhere a heavy fragrance would be a mistake. It works in cool weather too, but it will feel thin against real cold.
Community aggregate data puts longevity in the middling band and sillage lower — expect a fragrance that stays close to your own space for most of its life rather than one that projects. Four to five sprays is reasonable here; this is one of the few Lattafa releases where under-applying is the more common mistake.
Like most Lattafa releases, Maharjan Silver benefits from a few weeks resting in a dark drawer before you judge it — our maceration guide explains why fresh bottles can read sharp and solvent-like and settle considerably. This matters more than usual for a citrus-led composition.
Who It’s For & Styling
Lattafa markets Maharjan Silver as unisex, and the composition backs that up — citrus, iris, vetiver and musk are not gendered materials. Some UK retailers file it as a men’s fragrance, which reflects the fresh-woody convention rather than anything in the bottle. In practice it reads slightly masculine through the vetiver and birch, but the powdery iris pulls the other way, and it wears well on anyone. We list it across our unisex and Lattafa for men collections.
Style-wise it suits tailoring, workwear and warm-weather smart-casual. It is a fragrance that reads as well-groomed and expensive rather than as a statement — which, at £24.99, is a good trick.
Lattafa Maharjan Silver in the Range
Within the Lattafa range, Maharjan Silver is one of the house’s quieter and more restrained releases — a genuine outlier in a catalogue built mostly on sweetness and weight. Lattafa also produces a Maharjan Gold, which goes warmer and more ambery in the way the gold/silver pairing usually implies; we do not currently stock it.
If you are shopping by note rather than by name, our Lattafa perfumes by note page maps the whole catalogue, and Lattafa collections explains how the sub-lines relate. For the fresher end of the range more broadly, Al Qiam Silver and Al Nashama are the natural neighbours.
Tried, Tested, Trusted
At Royal Scents we specialise in Lattafa, and every scent we list is assessed by our team before it reaches you. Maharjan Silver is one we recommend for its quality rather than its impact — and we would rather tell you the Creed comparison is loose, the Pride branding is contested and its projection is modest than let you find all three out after the bottle arrives.
Every bottle we sell is 100% genuine Lattafa, carrying the official holographic authentication seal and sourced through legitimate supply. Free UK delivery, 30-day no-questions returns, and dispatch within 24 hours.
Lattafa Maharjan Silver FAQs
What does Lattafa Maharjan Silver smell like?
A cool, clean citrus-iris-musk. Bergamot and mandarin open it bright and unsweetened, powdery iris and jasmine take over within half an hour, and it dries down onto musk, vetiver and birch — dry, mineral and faintly smoky. It reads expensive and understated rather than rich or exotic.
What are the notes in Lattafa Maharjan Silver?
Top: bergamot, mandarin. Heart: jasmine, iris. Base: musk, vetiver, birch. That matches Lattafa’s own published pyramid and the UK listings on Notino and Perfume Heaven, which agree with it note for note.
Why does Parfumo show lavender, geranium and a 2015 date for Maharjan Silver?
Because that record is a crossed entry for a Chanel fragrance. It is filed under Les Exclusifs de Chanel and credited to Olivier Polge, Chanel’s in-house perfumer — neither of which can describe a Lattafa release. Maharjan Silver launched in 2022. Lattafa’s own listing is the one to trust.
What is Lattafa Maharjan Silver a dupe or clone of?
Dupe indexes name Creed Silver Mountain Water, but we would call this inspired-by rather than a clone. Creed’s pyramid is bergamot, blackcurrant, galbanum and orange over tea and an ozonic accord, on musk and sandalwood. Maharjan Silver shares only the bergamot top and the musk base — it has no blackcurrant, no tea and no ozonic note, which are the three things that make Silver Mountain Water what it is. Buy it because you like it, not because you want the Creed.
Is Maharjan Silver a Lattafa Pride release?
Contested. Several UK retailers sell it as “Lattafa Pride Maharjan Silver” and Parfumo files it under a Lattafa Pride brand page, but Lattafa’s own US site lists it as a standard release and Notino and Perfume Heaven do not use the Pride badge. We are not going to assert it either way — the sources genuinely disagree.
How long does Lattafa Maharjan Silver last?
Community aggregate data places its longevity in the middling band, with sillage rated lower still. In practice, expect it to sit close to the skin for most of its life rather than projecting. That is normal for a citrus-and-iris composition, and the musk-vetiver-birch base is what buys it the later hours.
Is Lattafa Maharjan Silver for men or women?
Lattafa markets it as unisex and we stock it as both. Some UK retailers file it under men’s fragrance, which reflects convention rather than the composition — citrus, iris, vetiver and musk are not gendered. The vetiver and birch lean masculine, the powdery iris pulls the other way.
How much is Lattafa Maharjan Silver in the UK?
£24.99 for 100ml at Royal Scents with free UK delivery. Across UK listings in August 2026 we found it between £21.60 and £31.99 on discount, against RRPs quoted as high as £43.90, and Lattafa’s US site prices it at $49.99. We sit mid-market — below most sellers, above the cheapest promotional listing.
Is there a Maharjan Gold, and how does it differ?
Yes. Lattafa produces a Maharjan Gold alongside the Silver, and it goes in the direction the naming implies — warmer, sweeter and more ambery where Silver is cool, dry and powdery. We do not currently stock the Gold. If the fresh, restrained character is what appeals to you, Silver is the one you want.
Note pyramid taken from Lattafa’s own product page on Lattafa USA and cross-checked against Notino and Perfume Heaven, which agree note for note. Where Parfumo publishes a conflicting 2015 record filed under Les Exclusifs de Chanel and credited to Olivier Polge, we have identified it as a crossed entry and explained why rather than averaging the two. Dupe verdict verified note-by-note against Creed’s own published pyramid for Silver Mountain Water rather than repeated from a dupe index. Longevity and sillage reflect community aggregate ratings rather than retailer marketing copy. The Lattafa Pride designation is reported as contested because the sources genuinely conflict. UK price range from retailer listings surveyed in August 2026. Last reviewed August 2026.
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