Rakuen no Bijo to Yajuu
Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost

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Both come from the same mangaka as well as both sharing elegeant artstyles and character designs and both being inspired from fairy tales as well too. 

Both have fairy tale inspired settings in this case a beauty and beast like scenario and also really nice to look at artstyles and character designs too. 

Both are dark fantasy themed stories, feature a young mc and a supernatural being and also both share some really lovely art to look at as well too. 

Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost and Golden Japanesque are two romance manga created by women with much experience in the shoujo manga industry. As such, there are female protagonists, great character development, and pretty art, but both series have the significantly apparent quality of a girl with unusual hair color too ashamed by it and society to realize their true beauty. The only one who does recognize and appreciate this beauty without judgement is their male love interest with a bit of a quirky, teasing side that is also entertaining to see. 

Alice in Kyoto Forest and Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost are very overlooked modern interpretations of famous fairy tales and features the main character ending up in interesting and somewhat similar otherworldly situations: the former is an Alice-in-Wonderland-style isekai set in an old-timey-looking spiritual Kyoto, and the latter is more of a Beauty-and-the-Beast-style romance where the Beast's enchanted castle seems to be in its own dimension. Tragic childhoods, sympathetic characters, and unforgivable caretakers are also similarities. 

Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost and Grand Guignol Orchestra are two dark fantasy series created by Kaori Yuki, who presents both stories with the kind of elegance that medieval Europe may provide alongside her beautiful art style. Common elements include dangerous fantasy zombies, which lose either their minds and/or faces and must be burned for the safety of humanity, as well as traumatic childhoods of characters soon thrown into adventures alongside interesting and rather entertaining adult characters. 

Both are based around darker interpretations of traditional fairy tales in this case, little red riding hood as well as both sharing stylish art as well too. 

both are based around little red riding hood with a horror twist to it. 

Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost and Kamikaze Kaitou Jeanne are two fantasy manga with a lonesome female protagonist who has a complicated relationship with her parent(s) and therefore doesn't feel sure about love or what makes one attractive to others. Her love interest is a guy with dubious qualities but a bit of quirky quality to him, and has magical powers in both series (as opposed to the female lead having magic in one series but not in the other). Check these out if you want internal conflict within an extremely sympathetic MC. 

Beauty and the Beast of Paradise Lost and Prétear: The New Legend of Snow White are two manga-style takes on classic fairy tales: the former is a bit of a mix between Beauty and the Beast and Little Red Riding Hood, while the latter has elements of Snow White and Cinderella. The main character is a rough-at-first girl who seems to feel neglected of parental love as the story goes along, eventually getting into some otherworldly realm where she meets a wide cast of magical characters, one of which is a seemingly abrasive love interest. There are also somewhat similar villain characters.