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Black AvaritiaMemoize London

1 verified listing · 1 merchant · checked Aug 20, 2026

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1 shop publishes an alternative to Memoize London Black Avaritia and name it on its own product page. What follows is what each is asking, and the words each used.

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1 merchant · checked Aug 20, 2026

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Evocative Honey The Dua Brandsize not published · Out of stock · checked Aug 20, 2026$36.00View

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What the shops said

1 claim

1 verified exact · 0 mismatches · read off each shop’s own product page, word for word

Evocative HoneyThe Dua BrandInspiration: Black Avaritia by Memoize LondonEvidence Aug 20, 2026

Scent profile

15 published notes

Musky

Cashmere Wood, Ambrette Seed, Musk, Powdery Notes

Woody

Cedar, Sandalwood, Vetiver

Sweet

Honey, Vanilla

Smoky

Oud, Incense

Amber

Labdanum, Amber

Fresh

Grapefruit

Floral

Violet Leaf

What these families mean

Musky: Musks and skin-register materials — ambrette, powder accords, cashmere accords.
Woody: Woods and roots — cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, cashmeran.
Sweet: Edible-register materials — vanilla, tonka, caramel, ethyl maltol, cocoa.
Smoky: Smoke, burnt resin, tanned and cured materials — oud, incense, leather, tobacco.
Amber: Resins and balsams — labdanum, benzoin, ambroxan, ambergris accords. Base-register materials.
Fresh: Citrus and aromatic herbs — bergamot, lemon, lavender, mint, basil.
Floral: Flower materials — rose, jasmine, iris, orange blossom, tuberose.

Published note words, read from the shops’ own claim pages. Colour marks the family a word belongs to — it is never a rating, and nothing on this page says how anything smells.

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Every claim on this page was read off the shop’s own product page and linked back to it with the date we read it. We record the statement the merchant makes; we publish no similarity score and we do not judge how anything smells. Where a shop’s claim turns out to name a different flanker or a different edition, the row says so instead of being quietly dropped. How we verify.

Commissions never change our evidence conclusions, product verdicts, or whether a viable option is shown.

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