Preserved Rose Glass Domes For the moment you want kept, not just remembered.

A preserved rose in a glass dome is a real rose. It was grown, cut and then preserved, so it keeps its color and the softness of its petals for one to three years with no water, no sunlight and no care at all. Under the glass it stays as it was the day it was picked, which is why it works as a gift: it is still on the shelf on the anniversary of the day you gave it.
We assemble ours in our Miami studio and offer four sizes, so the choice is about the moment and the budget rather than a compromise.

Small Preserved Rose Dome, 7 inches tall, one rose in white or yellow. From $85, our mini glass dome and the easiest first gift.
Classic Preserved Rose Dome, 8.5 inches, one rose in purple, red, royal blue or black. From $99, and the one most people send.
Eternal Pink Preserved Rose Dome, 10 inches, a blush rose with natural preserved foliage. From $120.
Three-Rose Preserved Dome, three real red roses under one dome. From $139, and the one people buy for a proposal.

If you prefer something lighter and unbreakable, the preserved rose in an acrylic dome is the same idea in clear acrylic, from $99.
Which color to send
Red is the one people ask for and it is the classic for anniversaries and Valentine’s Day. Pink reads softer and suits birthdays and baby showers. White and yellow are the quiet choices and work well for sympathy or for a thinking of you gift. The Classic dome also comes in royal blue and black, the two nobody expects, and the reason a lot of customers come back for a second one.
Sent as a gift, anywhere in the country
Preserved roses are not perishable, so unlike fresh flowers they travel well. We ship glass domes anywhere in the United States for a flat $40, they arrive in three to five business days, and we email the tracking number. In Miami-Dade and Broward you can also have one delivered the same day when you order by 5 PM on a weekday or by 1 PM on Saturday.
How long they really last
One to three years, and often longer. Keep the dome out of direct sunlight and away from humidity, and never add water. There is nothing else to do, which is the whole point. If you want the full explanation of how a rose is preserved and why it lasts, we wrote it here: are preserved roses real.
Looking for something larger, or for roses in a box instead of under glass? See the complete preserved roses collection.

Blue is to tell someone they are one of a kind

Jessica walks through the studio with a preserved blue rose under its glass dome and explains what blue says that red cannot. A preserved rose keeps its color for one to three years or longer.