Eden Perfumes No.611
Eden Perfumes No.611 is marketed as an affordable alternative to Parfums De Marly Delina, with Delina’s documented note profile used as the reference point.
Eden Perfumes No.611 is marketed as an affordable alternative to Parfums De Marly Delina; the note pyramid shown here is Delina’s documented profile only.
- Dupe of
- Parfums De Marly Delina
- House
- Eden Perfumes
- Basis
- House claim (inspired by)
- Confidence
- medium
What is Eden Perfumes No.611 a dupe for?
Eden Perfumes No.611 is marketed by Eden Perfumes as an affordable alternative to Parfums De Marly Delina. That makes this page a shopping guide for anyone comparing the Eden Perfumes bottle with the Delina style, not a claim that the two products share a confirmed formula.
The important distinction is that No.611 is its own fragrance from Eden Perfumes, while the note information below belongs to the documented Parfums De Marly Delina profile. If you are looking in the UK for a direct-online option that aims to evoke Delina’s direction, this is the context we use.
Which Delina notes are documented?
For the original Parfums De Marly Delina, the documented pyramid is:
- Top notes: litchi, rhubarb, bergamot, nutmeg.
- Heart notes: turkish rose, peony, musk, petalia, vanilla.
- Base notes: cashmeran, incense, cedar, haitian vetiver.
- Documented accords: rose, floral, fruity, fresh, musky.
These notes are not presented as Eden Perfumes No.611’s own composition. They are included so you can understand the source profile being referenced: a rose, floral and fruity Delina profile with fresh and musky facets listed in the original documentation.
How do we verify this Delina dupe claim?
Our check starts with the house’s own wording: here, the recorded claim basis is that Eden Perfumes markets No.611 as inspired by Parfums De Marly Delina. We then look for supporting context, such as independent community discussion or press mentions, when those are available and clear enough to use.
For this listing, the confidence level is medium. That means the inspiration claim is clear enough to include, but we are not presenting it as a lab analysis or a proven formula comparison. The page is therefore framed around marketing and positioning: Eden Perfumes is offering No.611 as an alternative in the Delina direction, and our note section stays anchored to Delina’s documented pyramid.
Who might consider this Delina alternative?
No.611 will mainly be of interest to shoppers who already know they want to explore the Delina family of ideas, especially the documented original profile built around litchi, rhubarb, turkish rose, peony, musk, vanilla, cashmeran, incense, cedar and haitian vetiver.
Because Eden Perfumes’ own composition is not documented here, treat the note pyramid as a reference point rather than a promise about No.611. It can still be a useful comparison page if you want a UK web-shop option marketed in relation to Delina, while keeping clear that Parfums De Marly Delina remains the original fragrance.
No.611 is sold directly through Eden Perfumes' UK web shop. (Eden Perfumes)
Is Eden Perfumes No.611 a dupe for Delina?
Yes. Eden Perfumes markets No.611 as inspired by Parfums De Marly Delina, so we cover it as a Delina dupe while keeping the two products distinct.
Are the notes listed here for No.611?
No. The notes shown are the documented Parfums De Marly Delina profile. No.611’s own composition is not documented in this page’s data.
How confident is this link?
Medium. The basis is Eden Perfumes' own marketing claim, with no stronger independent evidence treated as the lead source for this listing.