Fancy Rimada is a name that has circulated among collectors and sellers but does not appear in any formal fig registry, breeding program record, or historical reference. It is most likely a marketing or “made-up” name for a Rimada-type fig—one of the striped fig cultivars such as Martinenca Rimada, Col DE Dame Rimada, or Paratjal Rimada. Rimada figs are known for their striking appearance, with pale green and yellow stripes that remain visible as the fruit matures, eventually blushing to shades of pink, red, or even dark purple. The interior is typically deep red and jammy, with a sweet, berry-rich flavor profile that makes them highly desirable for collectors.

Because no verifiable origin, breeder, or release history exists for Fancy Rimada, its identity should be treated as uncertain. It may simply be a clone or seedling selection from a known Rimada variety, given a more attractive name to help it stand out in sales listings. The fruit and growth habit described by growers align closely with other Rimadas: medium-sized figs, attractive striping, late-season ripening, and a rich, complex flavor.

Collectors should approach Fancy Rimada with the understanding that it is not a documented, historically significant variety, but rather an ornamental or potentially redundant selection of the Rimada group. For database purposes, it is best cataloged as a probable synonym or marketing variant of an existing Rimada-type fig, unless proven otherwise by genetic testing or side-by-side trials.