Flower Jewelry from Your Real Blooms: Earrings, Necklaces & More

Of everything we make, jewelry gets the most emotional reactions — because you don't visit these flowers on a wall, you carry them with you. Here's the wearable lineup, with real prices.

What flower jewelry can be made from my bouquet?

Earrings ($65) — a pressed petal in each drop; teardrop, heart, and other shapes available. Necklaces ($50) — a single bloom or petal at the collarbone; our most-gifted piece. Keychains ($30) — the everyday option, and a favorite for groomsmen and grandparents. Ring holders ($50) — flowers from the proposal or wedding holding the ring itself, small or large. And the tree-of-life keepsake ($85) can even incorporate a lock of hair alongside petals for memorial pieces.

Whose flowers become jewelry?

Brides split their bouquet — a frame for the wall, jewelry for mothers and bridesmaids. Families choose memorial jewelry so siblings each keep a petal from the same service flowers — several small pieces from one arrangement is exactly what these are for.

Is resin jewelry durable enough for daily wear?

Yes — resin is hard, light, and water-resistant. Treat it like fine jewelry (last on, first off; no direct perfume) and it will outlast most things in your jewelry box. Full aftercare in our keepsake care guide.

How many pieces can one bouquet make?

More than you'd think. Petals go far: a single rose can yield earrings, a necklace, and a keychain. Tell us who you're making pieces for during your free consultation and we'll map the flowers to the list — or see our wedding-party gift guide for ideas.