Paloma Picasso scores 87% against Emanuel Ungaro Diva overall — scored twice, once on the opening and once on the dry-down, because a scent rarely stays still on skin.
The match improves as it wears. Paloma Picasso opens 84% like Emanuel Ungaro Diva and reaches 89% by the dry-down, so give it an hour before judging it — the first spray is the least similar part of this comparison.
Both are built on woody, floral, powdery and earthy. Emanuel Ungaro Diva adds honey that Paloma Picasso does not. Paloma Picasso brings mossy of its own.
| Emanuel Ungaro Diva | Paloma Picasso | |
|---|---|---|
| Price (estimate) | about $30 | about $95 |
| Longevity | 8h | 8h |
| Projection | 9/10 | 9/10 |
| Sillage | 6/10 | 6/10 |
| Released | 1983 | 1984 |
| Main accords | woody, floral and powdery | woody, musky and floral |
Paloma Picasso is not the cheaper bottle here: the estimates put it at about $95 against $30 for Emanuel Ungaro Diva. It is on this list because of how it smells, not what it costs.
Channels the dark, heavy floral and earthy oakmoss intensity that defines Emanuel Ungaro Diva.
Scores are estimates built from note structure and community consensus, not laboratory measurements, and noses genuinely differ — treat a high match as a strong lead rather than a promise. AltScent is independent and is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by any brand shown.
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