Love Is A Rose

Love Is A Rose sells real roses that are trimmed, dipped in 24k gold, platinum or silver, and packaged as keepsake gifts. Products span single stems ($79-$149), petite arrangements ($99-$199) and large displays up to the 3-dozen “Eternity” bouquet ($1,299), placing the brand in the premium segment. All commerce is handled through the Scottsdale-based webstore; no wholesale or brick-and-mortar inventory is maintained. The company pioneered the commercially gold-dipped rose in 1976 and still hand-dips every petal in its Arizona workshop, giving each bloom a jewel-like thickness that resists tarnish. Their lifetime guarantee, laser-engraving option for stems/leaves, and patented “Stay-Fresh” gift box have made the single gold rose a perennial best-seller featured on QVC and in Oprah’s gift guides. Buyers are primarily 30-60-year-old North Americans seeking milestone anniversary, Valentine’s or Mother’s Day gifts that communicate permanence. The brand appeals to romantics who value sentimental, Made-in-USA craftsmanship over short-lived floral deliveries and are comfortable paying jewelry-level prices for a lasting symbol. Love Is A Rose competes in the experiential luxury-gift space against other preserved-flower or commemorative-jewelry brands. It differentiates by using real long-stem roses rather than resin replicas, offering noble-metal finishes, and providing lifetime product backing—positioning each rose as both botanical and heirloom jewelry.