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Real-Flower Keepsake Gifts Under $100

Nine handmade gifts from real preserved flowers, all under $100 - bookmarks, keychains, necklaces, earrings, wine toppers, and more with real prices.

By Michelle. Founder & Preservation Artist · Published July 21, 2026 · 1 min read

A meaningful, handmade, one-of-a-kind gift doesn't have to be a statement piece. These are the studio's most-loved small keepsakes — every one made with real flowers, every one under $100.

Resin keychain containing a real pressed flower
Keychains ($30) — heart, teardrop, and custom-text options.

What can I gift under $50?

Bookmark ($25) — pressed petals for the reader; our lowest-priced piece and a lovely bridesmaid thank-you. Keychain ($30) — carried daily, noticed constantly; heart and teardrop shapes, custom text available. Angel ($45) — small comfort pieces, often bought as a set of four for siblings after a service.

What can I gift between $50 and $100?

Necklace ($50) — the most-gifted piece we make. Ring holder ($50) — proposal flowers holding the ring that followed. Small bird ($50) and large bird ($65) — for the windowsill. Candle holders ($50–$60) — petals that glow on quiet evenings. Earrings ($65) — a petal in each drop. Wine topper ($65) — for the toast at every future celebration. Jewelry box ($75) — her flowers guarding her jewelry. Tree-of-life keepsake ($85) and cross ($90) round out the list.

Whose flowers do these use?

Yours — that's the point. Petals from a wedding bouquet, a memorial arrangement, or any meaningful occasion go further than you'd think: one bouquet can produce a whole gift list. See how the petals get divided in the flower jewelry guide.

When should I order for a holiday or birthday?

Small resin pieces still need the full cure — plan on a few months. Flowers first (within five days of the event), gifts later; start with the free consultation and we'll work backward from your date. Prices for larger pieces are in the full price guide.

About the author

Michelle founded Save the Bouquet in 2024 and personally presses, pours, and finishes every keepsake in the Martinsburg, WV studio. Questions about your flowers? Ask her directly .

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