16 October 2026 · By Faan Perfumes

FAAN Amjad Coral, inspired by Bvlgari Tygar: what it is on its own

FAAN Amjad Coral Extrait de Parfum 200 ml bottle

Quick answer: FAAN Amjad Coral is inspired by Bvlgari Tygar, and we leave it at that. By itself, Coral is a fresh Extrait de Parfum: pear, bergamot, mandarin and ginger on top, orange blossom and Georgywood in the heart, and Ambrofix, musk, Akigalawood and cedar underneath. We do not say the two smell the same. We say what Coral is, and show you how to compare.

FAAN Amjad Coral is a 200 ml Extrait de Parfum from the Amjad line, listed as unisex, and one of our best sellers. We are an independent retailer, and everything below comes from our own product data.

What the product page does and does not say

When a bottle page names another fragrance after the words “inspired by”, it gives you a reference point and nothing more. It does not say the two share a formula, a smell or a performance. We keep to that line on purpose. If you want the longer version, our article on what the term means in perfume goes through it.

Perfume inspired by Bvlgari Tygar: FAAN Amjad Coral by itself

The listed notes:

Top: pear, bergamot, mandarin, ginger
Heart: orange blossom, Georgywood
Base: Ambrofix, musk, Akigalawood, cedar

The accords are fresh, citrus, woody and musky, and the tagline reads bright pear over clean woods. Pear and mandarin make the opening juicy, bergamot adds a bitter peel and ginger a small spark. The heart is clean white flower and dry wood. The base is a quiet, airy mix of modern woody materials and musk. What you do not get is sweetness, resin or smoke. Our Coral review walks through the full wear.

A two-minute check you can do yourself

Look at the reference perfume's own page and put its notes list next to the one above.

A note that is on both lists tells you the two may share a mood.
A note that is on only one list tells you where the character moves apart.
The page also shows concentration and bottle size, which matter as much as the notes.

That is all a list can give you. It cannot show proportions, the quality of the materials or how a scent develops, so we do not rank the two against each other.

How alike can they be, and how different?

If both lists lean on citrus, wood and musk, expect a related feeling: clean, light and daytime. Where they split, expect a different personality, and the size of that gap is something you only learn by smelling. Skin changes the result too. On our side the facts are simple: Coral is an Extrait, but it is rated only 3 for projection and 3 for longevity. Do not read Extrait as loud. This is a calm scent that sits close.

Concentration, longevity and price in practice

Extrait de Parfum generally holds more fragrance oil than an Eau de Parfum, yet Coral is built from light, bright notes, and those leave first. Expect a few hours of clear scent, then a quiet trace, longer on fabric. Two or three sprays are enough. The bottle is 200 ml at €44.99, about 22.5 cents per ml. If you compare, divide the price on the reference perfume's page by its volume in the same way, and compare the concentration written there.

Who should choose which

Choose Coral if you want a clean, citrus-woody everyday scent for spring, summer and the office, in a bottle large enough to use freely. Go to the reference perfume's page if you want that specific one and its price and size suit you. For most readers the useful question is which kind of scent they want to wear. If you want something deeper, look at Amjad Honour, and see all FAAN perfumes for the rest. The Amjad collection guide lays out the whole line.