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Dupes of Cartier Declaration

The most affordable alternative compared with Cartier Declaration listed here is Divain divain.218, at about €13.99 for 100 ml. The scent profile of Cartier Declaration: Abrótano, Alcaravea, Coriander, Birch, Mandarin, Bergamot, Nerli, Bitter Orange; Iris, Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper, Enebro De Virginia, Iris Root, Jasmine, Cardamom; Duero, Ñambar, Té, Vetiver De Tahití, Oakmoss, Cedar. Compare every option by price below.

Looking for a more affordable version of Cartier Declaration? Below we compare it, by price, against alternatives sold in other stores. What The Dupe is an independent price comparator — you run the comparison freely; we only show the data.

Alternatives compared with Cartier Declaration

BrandProductSizePrice
Divain Sponsored link divain.218 100 ml €13.99 Compare prices

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Scent notes

Top
Abrótano, Alcaravea, Coriander, Birch, Mandarin, Bergamot, Nerli, Bitter Orange
Heart
Iris, Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper, Enebro De Virginia, Iris Root, Jasmine, Cardamom
Base
Duero, Ñambar, Té, Vetiver De Tahití, Oakmoss, Cedar

Frequently asked questions

What is a dupe of Cartier Declaration?

A dupe of Cartier Declaration is a more affordable fragrance with a similar scent profile that shoppers compare against it. What The Dupe lists the alternatives above with their current prices.

What is the cheapest dupe of Cartier Declaration?

According to What The Dupe's price comparison, the lowest-priced alternative compared with Cartier Declaration is divain divain.218, at around €13.99.

What does Cartier Declaration smell like?

Cartier Declaration is commonly described with notes of Abrótano, Alcaravea, Coriander, Birch, Mandarin, Bergamot, Nerli, Bitter Orange; Iris, Ginger, Cinnamon, Pepper, Enebro De Virginia, Iris Root, Jasmine, Cardamom; Duero, Ñambar, Té, Vetiver De Tahití, Oakmoss, Cedar. The alternatives compared above share a similar olfactive profile; What The Dupe lists them side by side with their current prices.

Are perfume dupes legal?

Yes. Buying or selling a fragrance inspired by another is legal, as long as it is not passed off as a counterfeit using the original brand's name, logo or packaging. What The Dupe only compares prices of independently-branded alternatives and never claims they are identical to the originals.

Is Cartier Declaration an official equivalent?

No. What The Dupe does not claim two products are the same. It is an independent tool that lets you freely compare products and prices across stores. Prices are indicative and may vary by store.