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Opens in a new window Credit: Glumin Artificial Rose $4.99 at Amazon If you’re stumped on what to get your Valentine this year, we found a unique and affordable gift that’s giving Beauty and the Beast vibes — a crystal rose that will last forever.
As of Jan. 27, you can get a beautiful iridescent rose that will never wilt or die for just $4.99 on Amazon. The original price is $9.99, so this is half off the regular cost.
The rose comes in a glass dome surrounded by LED lights (powered by AAA batteries — not included) to make it shimmer and glow. This little rose makes for a great bedside night light or centerpiece decoration that your loved ones can enjoy much longer than a traditional bouquet.
It's the ideal trinket for any special woman in your life, whether it's your mom, sister, best friend, or significant other. At this price, you might even want to grab a few for your Galentine's Day celebration, too.
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