For saying I love you with a rose that stays. A red glass rose on a gold-tone stem.
A rose that won't wilt.
The red rose has stood for love for centuries, from old poems to Valentine's Day. This one is faceted red glass on a gold-tone stem with two veined leaves, so it catches the light and keeps its color, with no vase or water needed.
The story
After Henry VII married Elizabeth of York, the Tudor rose combined the red rose of Lancaster with the white rose of York. A flower became a public sign of two houses joined together, carrying a message beyond its petals.
Giving it
Give it for an anniversary, a birthday or a hard week, or keep it on your own dresser as a reminder that you're loved. It rests on a shelf, a tray or a nightstand.
Details
- Material: Glass
- One red rose with a gold-tone stem.
- No vase or gift box is included in this offer.