Best Fruity Lattafa Perfumes UK: 9 In-Stock Picks from £14.99

Short answer: the best fruity Lattafa perfumes in the UK right now are Confidential Private Gold (£14.99) for a loud, juicy peach-and-raspberry hit, Ajwad Pink to Pink (£16.99, 60ml) for a soft pink fruity floral, Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver (£17.99) for smoky pineapple and apple, Sherif (£17.99) for tart green apple, Fire On Ice (£22.99) for boozy raspberry and rose, and Art of Nature II (£24.99) for a balanced citrus and apple unisex. Fruity Lattafa perfumes vary a lot, from soft and pretty to loud and smoky, so match the style to your taste.

This guide covers nine fruity bottles that are in stock at the time of writing, with notes, character and who each suits. It draws on our product descriptions and community reviews, not laboratory testing, and it does not claim personal wear tests. Prices and stock were checked on 10 November 2026.

Fruity Lattafa perfumes at a glance

1. Lattafa Confidential Private Gold: loud, juicy and cheap

The opening is a burst of peach, passionfruit, pear and raspberry, with lily of the valley in the heart and a base of musk, vanilla, sandalwood and patchouli. Our product page notes it is widely compared with Tiziana Terenzi Kirke, rated about 4 out of 5 across more than 700 Fragrantica reviews, and that opinion splits: some find the first twenty minutes too much, while most find it addictive. Performance is described as good rather than exceptional, around five to six hours.

Best for: people who want a bold fruity-vanilla and do not mind noticeable sweetness. Look elsewhere if: you prefer subtle scents.

Shop Lattafa Confidential Private Gold 100ml.

2. Lattafa Ajwad Pink to Pink: soft and pretty

Ajwad Pink to Pink is a bright fruity floral. It opens with pink grapefruit, pink pepper, raspberry and guava, moves to rose, peony and magnolia, and rests on a warm musk and vanilla base. It is a lighter, daytime feel and sold in a 60ml bottle, so check the size when comparing prices.

Best for: fans of pink fruity florals, spring and summer. Look elsewhere if: you want strong projection or a deep scent.

Shop Lattafa Ajwad Pink to Pink 60ml.

3. Lattafa Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver: fruity and smoky

Pineapple and apple sit over smoky birch and patchouli, with an oakmoss, leather and amber base. Our page says fans of the Creed Aventus style will recognise it, but that is a style comparison, not a copy. It is the most masculine-leaning fruity here, though it is listed as unisex. See our Lattafa Aventus alternatives guide.

Best for: smoky-fruity fans. Look elsewhere if: you want sweet or floral.

Shop Lattafa Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver 100ml.

4. Lattafa Sherif: green apple and wood

Sherif opens with a distinctive tart green apple that several reviewers compare to Granny Smith, lifted by bergamot and petitgrain, then moves through cedarwood, cashmeran and violet to a clean oakmoss-musk-amber base. It is often compared with Parfums de Marly Greenley. Our product page honestly notes that some reviewers find longevity weaker at first, with the usual advice to let a new bottle rest for a few weeks before judging it, and projection is moderate.

Best for: people who like crisp apple and wood across seasons. Look elsewhere if: you want a long-lasting powerhouse.

Shop Lattafa Sherif 100ml.

5. Lattafa Fire On Ice: raspberry, cognac and rose

Launched in 2025, Fire On Ice is jammy black raspberry and cognac with a cool rose heart over caramel, oak and moss. Reviewers placed it near Kilian Angels’ Share Paradis, and our page says it is jammier and sweeter, not a note-for-note match. It is a larger 110ml bottle at £22.99.

Best for: cold-weather boozy-fruity fans. Look elsewhere if: you dislike sweet or alcoholic notes.

Shop Lattafa Fire On Ice 110ml.

6. Lattafa Art of Nature II: balanced citrus and apple

Part of the premium Pride line, Art of Nature II opens with bergamot, mandarin, apple and olibanum, moves to orange blossom, rose and cardamom, and finishes on vanilla, ambroxan and woods. It is described as balanced and unisex, making it a safe all-rounder.

Best for: an easy fruity-citrus for most occasions. Look elsewhere if: you want dessert-sweet.

Shop Lattafa Art of Nature II 100ml.

7. Lattafa Dalal: golden apple over white flowers

Dalal is a newer women’s release. Reviewers put it next to Rabanne Million Gold for Her. It has juicy apple and mandarin over ylang-ylang, jasmine and orange flower, then vanilla, musk and oakmoss. It shares building blocks with that scent but is not a copy.

Best for: sunny, creamy white-floral fans. Look elsewhere if: you want something dark or smoky.

Shop Lattafa Dalal 100ml.

8. Lattafa Atlas Glacial Valley: minty pineapple

A 2026 addition to the Atlas line, it opens with minty pineapple, develops through jasmine and patchouli with a sea salt note, and rests on moss, musk, vanilla and amber. Early reviews are mixed but generally positive, with several calling it a creamy-green summer fragrance. It is a 55ml bottle at £28.99.

Best for: summer wear and fans of fresh green fruit. Look elsewhere if: you want something sweet or dramatic.

Shop Lattafa Atlas Glacial Valley 55ml.

9. Lattafa Petra Viola: sweet violet and raspberry

From the Pride line, Petra Viola is juicy raspberry and powdery violet over a candy-floss floral heart, finishing on cedar, sandalwood and musk. It is the priciest fruity here at £33.99 and the sweetest.

Best for: sweet floral-fruity lovers who want a premium bottle. Look elsewhere if: you are on a tight budget.

Shop Lattafa Petra Viola 100ml.

Which fruity Lattafa should you buy?

• Cheapest and boldest: Confidential Private Gold.
• Soft and feminine: Ajwad Pink to Pink, or Dalal.
• Smoky and masculine-leaning: Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver.
• Fresh apple: Sherif, or Art of Nature II.
• Boozy and cosy: Fire On Ice.
• Not sure: start with a sample, see our guide to Lattafa samples.

When to wear fruity perfumes

Light, citrus and apple scents like Sherif, Art of Nature II and Atlas Glacial Valley suit spring and summer. Sweeter ones like Confidential Private Gold, Fire On Ice and Petra Viola work better in cooler weather. For seasonal ideas see best Lattafa summer fragrances and autumn perfumes, and for staying power read which Lattafa lasts longest. If you love a rose-led scent, read our Mohra Silky Rose review.

Buying genuine bottles

Buy from a trusted UK seller and compare packaging with our guide on how to spot fake Lattafa perfume.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best fruity Lattafa perfume?

It depends on style. Confidential Private Gold is the loudest and cheapest, Ajwad Pink to Pink is softest, and Art of Nature II is the most balanced.

Which fruity Lattafa lasts longest?

Reports vary by bottle and skin. Confidential Private Gold is described as around five to six hours, and Sherif can be weaker out of the bottle.

Are fruity Lattafa perfumes too sweet?

Some are, such as Petra Viola and Confidential Private Gold. Sherif and Atlas Glacial Valley are fresher and greener.

Which fruity Lattafa is best for men?

Al Dur Al Maknoon Silver and Sherif lean masculine, though labels are loose and all are described as unisex.

Are any of these dupes?

Reviewers compare several to designer scents, but none is an exact copy, so use comparisons as style hints.

Is stock always available?

Stock changes. We list only bottles in stock on 10 November 2026, so check the product page before ordering.

Our verdict

For a first fruity Lattafa, Art of Nature II is the safest all-rounder and Ajwad Pink to Pink is the prettiest. For maximum fruit for the money, Confidential Private Gold is hard to beat. Browse the full fruity perfumes collection, or start with our best Lattafa perfumes guide.

Notes are taken from arabicperfumery.co.uk product descriptions, which cite community comparisons. Reviewed 10 November 2026; prices and stock can change.