The perfume here is compared to
Royal Oud.
Unfortunately, I don't know the original, but I can't imagine that it smells like this.
Dirham Gold is not a bad fragrance if you are used to fragrances from the drugstore.
But it doesn't smell niche to me at all.
The opening is somewhat synthetic, floral, fresh and pleasantly fruity.
I can't really say exactly what the fruity part is.
I think it's something between orange and bergamot.
The floral could also be a mix of roses and jasmine, but I can't really smell it clearly, I'd have to guess.
It becomes subtly vanilla-like in the DD.
It becomes sweeter, but the bergamot, which was still very prominent at the beginning, recedes into the background, but still radiates a pleasant freshness that never really makes the fragrance sweet.
Instead, the orange, which I already noticed in the opening, comes more to the fore.
Together with the floral notes, the fragrance develops more and more fruity and floral without becoming really floral or fruity, if that makes sense.
What I notice at the end is a slightly sweet bubblegum note.
Nothing blatant, but nothing that smells totally bad either.
A fragrance that you don't necessarily need in my opinion.
H/S like the fragrance nothing special
Neither strong nor weak, rather moderate.
Definitely unisex W45%/55%M
Can actually be worn at any temperature, it always works.
My conclusion: you can currently get it for €11.99, but of course you shouldn't expect much for the price.
If you like drugstore fragrances, this can actually be a hidden gem.
But experienced noses won't be happy with this one.
Better save your money, or spend a little more and treat yourself to something like
Best Dark Oud,
Tafakhar ,
Liwan or Khalis Zeena etc.
Top Notes 
Bergamot
Black pepper
Lavender
Orange blossom
Heart Notes 
Amber
Marine notes
Base Notes 
Vanilla
KimJong
