Zimaya Treasure — a fresh Tygar-style fragrance

When it comes to clones of expensive fragrances — you usually expect a compromise. But Zimaya Treasure is a pleasant surprise — it is not just a cheap copy of Bulgari Tygar, but a proper fragrance in its own right, one that many people would even choose over the original. It does not try to be more complex than it is. Its strength lies elsewhere — in brightness, freshness, and easy wearability.

First impression: a citrus hit without the extra weight

You open the bottle — and instantly get it: this is summer in a bottle. A bright citrus burst of mandarin and bergamot hits you with freshness, like peeling a ripe orange just seconds ago. No heaviness — only energy and mood. You can feel the synthetic side, but it is not annoying — if anything, it gives the fragrance a more modern edge.

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How it smells: from the first spray to the drydown

Comparison with the original: Bulgari Tygar vs Zimaya Treasure

Honest take on longevity

The longevity is average — not a beast, but very good for the price. You get a solid first two hours, then it moves closer to the skin. On clothes, it lasts noticeably longer.

Bottle: looks more expensive than it is

Black matte glass with gold detailing — it looks more expensive than the price suggests. The cap feels hefty, with a green insert on top. The atomizer works cleanly and sprays fine. No complaints here — the presentation genuinely feels premium.

Who it suits

This one is for people who love fresh citrus scents without the weight, want to try Bulgari Tygar DNA without spending a fortune, are looking for a versatile summer fragrance for everyday wear, and do not mind synthetics as long as they are done well.

It will also work for anyone who values compliments more than complexity. But if you are after niche depth, 12-hour longevity, or a heavy oriental composition — Treasure is probably not your direction.

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