An opulent, amped-up take on the original that's got everyone talking about the price tag, not just the scent. It's a rich, deep experience, but many feel it's a redundant luxury, especially next to its less-pricy competition.

Eden's No.713 goes after Tom Ford's discontinued Patchouli Absolu - a rich, resinous patchouli built up with woody, earthy and mossy facets rather than the dry, hippie-incense version most people know. It's a respectable stand-in for a scent that now sells second-hand for hundreds.