Best Fiamma by Salvatore Ferragamo Alternatives & Similar Perfumes
Fiamma by Salvatore Ferragamo is an oriental floral fragrance combining juicy white pear and creamy gardenia with warm amber and a hint of spicy black pepper. It balances freshness and sensuality with a luminous floral heart and a rich, enveloping base. Those drawn to Fiamma’s blend should focus on fragrances that highlight gardenia alongside spicy or amber notes for a similar aromatic effect.
Aphrodite by SweDoft £110.00
- Key notes:
- gardenia
- neroli
- Aromagroups:
- citrusy
- floral
- woody
This perfume goddess wields two green swords: one of gardenia, one of neroli.
Real swords make a 'whoosh' sound, but here the perfume equivalents produce two beautiful currents that spiral around each other: the creamy hay-like trail of gardenia, and the sharp green citrus of neroli.
Bain de Midi by Maison Matine £60.00
- Key notes:
- coconut
- gardenia
- tiare flower
- vanilla
- Aromagroups:
- edible
- floral
- spicy
A technicolour tropical bouquet of gardenia, tiare and ylang ylang. A happy dance accompanied by coconut and vanilla, with a little musk cha-cha-cha.
Delirium by Wesker £220.00
- Key notes:
- champaca
- frangipani
- gardenia
- jasmine
- narcissus
- tuberose
- Aromagroups:
- floral
Delirium is a voluptuous bouquet of tropical abandon: decadent gardenia, heady jasmine, honeyed champaca, ripe narcissus, creamy frangipani and delicate white lotus. Blurring the lines between reality and fantasy, every breath is an addictive journey into the blissful unknown. With Delirium, the wearer becomes the dreamer and the dream, lost in a world where anything is possible.
Le Grand Jeu (Dolled up) by Voyages Imaginaires £175.00
- Key notes:
- coconut
- gardenia
- tuberose
- vanilla
- Aromagroups:
- floral
Le Grand Jeu literally big game, but really it means dolled up for some big date, event or adventure.
A beautiful white floral perfume sentered around gardenia and tuberose.
Somehow a porpular choice of the brides to be.
All Voyages Imaginaires perfumes are made with only natural ingredients and organic wheat alcohol.
Perilla Peach & Ginger by NuWilds £80.00
- Key notes:
- cumin
- gardenia
- ginger
- lime
- milky nuance
- peach
- Aromagroups:
- floral
- leather
- vintage/old school
Perilla Peach & Ginger is inspired by a Hunan summer drink of lime, herbs and honeyed fruit, served in a green glass jar as a little ritual against the heat. This vivid EdP opens on a lively burst of Thai lime and aromatic perilla leaf (shiso), layered with warm ginger and ripe peach. Gentle gardenia melts into a clean trail of white musk and warm labdanum.
Perfumer: Liu Yang
PG21.1 Orchidivy by Pierre Guillaume - Parfumerie Générale £140.00
- Key notes:
- gardenia
- ivy
- raspberry
- tomato leaves
- tonka beans
- vanilla
- Aromagroups:
- floral
- fruity
- green
- woody
Conjuring the Garden of Eden by way of a supernatural green vanilla. A scent so sylvan it will feel as if you have wrapped yourself in verdant ivy. Gardenia deepens the green tones as tomato leaves bring a rich earthyness. Tonka beans are warm and creamy while red juicy raspberry contrasts for a vibrant edge.
Tubereuse Absolue Extrait by Perris Monte Carlo £250.00
- Key notes:
- galbanum
- gardenia
- tuberose
- Aromagroups:
- floral
- vintage/old school
In the aromatic universe, tuberose lounges between the themes of lush creamy white floral, surprisingly bitter hay-like green and sharp spicy.
Perris is fascinated by nature’s fragrant treasures, and make perfume materials THE story of each of their perfumes. So much so, that they experiment with the same perfume material in two different perfume architectures: eau de parfum and extait.
How does this work? Tubereuse Abolue EdP is a sweet luscious bloom. On the extrait version, the darker earthier side of tuberose is encouraged with cedarwood, vetiver, and aggressively green galbanum.
Veiled Ambergris by NuWilds £80.00
- Key notes:
- ambergris
- gardenia
- white musk
- Aromagroups:
- transparent
- unconventional
- woody
Ambergris has long been revered as one of the most precious materials in classical perfume, owing to its beguiling complexity. Musky, marine and earthy, this digestive byproduct of the sperm whale is known as “floating gold”. Veiled Ambergris unfolds on an abstracted bouquet of plum blossom, gardenia and rose, made more insinuating with the overripeness of mimosa. Gradually, ambergris makes itself known, its animalic resonance deepened with musk and castoreum.
Perfumer: Jin Yongshan
No-tell Motel by Raconteur £155.00
- Key notes:
- amber
- black pepper
- cypress
- martini
- olives
- sandalwood
- Aromagroups:
- spicy
- unconventional
- woody
Olive fruit absolute is an unusual material for an amber perfume, and a surprisingly appealing one. It gives a salty, animalic nuance to this sheer blend of cypress and sandalwood, rubbing up nicely against the cinnamon character of Tasmanian mountain pepper.
Santal by Floris £100.00
- Key notes:
- amber
- black pepper
- cardamom
- cedarwood
- cloves
- frankincense
- nutmeg
- sandalwood
- vetiver
- Aromagroups:
- spicy
- woody
Santal takes its inspiration from a Sandalwood fragrance originally created in the 1800s which has then been given a distinctive contemporary edge.
About Fiamma by Salvatore Ferragamo
- How does Fiamma compare to the perfumes listed here?
- Fiamma combines white pear, gardenia, amber, and black pepper to create a balance of fruity freshness and warm spice. The listed fragrances share either the floral gardenia or the spicy amber and black pepper notes but vary in additional accords like coconut, tuberose, or woody elements, resulting in different scent profiles.
- Are these fragrances suitable for both day and evening wear?
- Many of the floral-focused fragrances with gardenia and sweeter notes are versatile for day wear. Those with richer amber, spices, or woody bases tend to suit evening wear better due to their depth and intensity.
- Can I find a fragrance with both gardenia and black pepper similar to Fiamma?
- None of the fragrances listed combine gardenia and black pepper together as Fiamma does. They tend to focus on one or the other, offering variations that highlight either the floral or the spicy facets separately.









