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Flower Lamp Gifts Under $100 That Don’t Look Like They Cost Under $100

Ten of our twelve lamps come in under a hundred dollars, and the two that do not are the ones with a hundred-millimetre sphere and a Bluetooth speaker in them. Here is the whole price list, what each size actually looks like on a table, and where the money goes.

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The short answer

The 65mm lamp is $59.90 and the 80mm lamp is $74.90. Engraving adds $5, so an engraved 80mm lamp is $79.90 — still under $100, with free worldwide shipping. The only pieces above that are the sunflower at a 100mm sphere ($98.90, or $108.90 engraved) and the lily of the valley Bluetooth speaker lamp ($119.90).

Nothing here has a sale price or a was-price attached to it. These are the prices, and they do not move with the season.

The full price list

LampSphereNo engravingEngraved
Eternal Rose, Dandelion, Blue Hydrangea65mm or 80mm$59.90 / $74.90$64.90 / $79.90
Red Hydrangea, White Rose, Pink Carnation65mm or 80mm$59.90 / $74.90$64.90 / $79.90
Purple Carnation, Astrantia65mm or 80mm$59.90 / $74.90$64.90 / $79.90
Tulip, Phalaenopsis Orchid80mm$74.90$79.90
Sunflower100mm$98.90$108.90
Lily of the Valley Bluetooth Speaker80mm$119.90$124.90

Shipping is free worldwide on every order, so the price on this table is what you pay for the object itself. Import duties and taxes, where they apply, are the one thing not included — those depend on the destination country.

65mm or 80mm?

Size comparison chart showing the 65mm Small and 80mm Medium preserved flower lamp spheres

The measurement is the diameter of the resin sphere, not the height of the finished lamp. Fifteen millimetres sounds like nothing and it changes the character of the object quite a lot.

65mm is about the size of a large apple. It sits comfortably on a bedside table, a narrow shelf, or a desk, and it reads as a personal object rather than a display piece. At $59.90 it is the version most people buy as a gift.

80mm is noticeably fuller. The same flower has more room around it, which matters most for a single large bloom like a rose or a tulip — at 65mm the petals come close to the edge of the sphere. It is the better choice if the lamp is going on a side table or a mantelpiece where it will be looked at from a distance.

Both take the same base, the same USB charging, and the same engraving option.

The $5 that changes the gift

Engraving is the single best-value thing on this page, which is an odd thing to say about an add-on. It is $5 whether the lamp is $59.90 or $98.90.

A name, a date, initials, or four or five words, cut into the side of the beech base. It is the difference between a nice lamp and one that could only have been meant for one person — and at $5 it costs less than the card.

The one trade-off: engraved lamps are made to order, so they cannot be returned unless they arrive damaged or the text is wrong. A non-engraved lamp has a 14-day return window. If you are buying for someone whose taste you are not certain of, buy plain and let her swap it.
A name engraved into the beech wood base of a preserved flower lamp
The engraving sits on the side of the beech base. It is the $5 that does the most work.

What sits above $100, and why

Sunflower — $98.90

It is the only lamp with a 100mm sphere, and it is the one that looks like a centrepiece rather than an accent. Engraved it comes to $108.90, which is the only reason it crosses the line.

If you want the largest piece under $100, buy it without engraving.

Lily of the Valley Bluetooth — $119.90

An 80mm sphere with a Bluetooth speaker built into the base, so it is a lamp and a small speaker at once. It is a different product rather than a more expensive version of the same one.

Nothing else in the range has a speaker.

Three lamps under $60

A preserved dandelion clock sealed in a clear resin sphere lamp

Dandelion · from $59.90

Dandelion Lamp

A whole dandelion clock held in resin. The most unusual thing in the range at this price.

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A blue hydrangea preserved flower lamp in daylight

Blue Hydrangea · from $59.90

Blue Hydrangea Lamp

A cool colour that is hard to find in flower gifts, and a dense shape that fills the sphere.

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A purple carnation preserved flower lamp in an elegant bedroom

Purple Carnation · from $59.90

Purple Carnation Lamp

Admiration rather than romance. The safest flower to give a friend.

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Questions about the price

How much is a preserved flower lamp?

$59.90 for the 65mm sphere and $74.90 for the 80mm sphere. Engraving adds $5. The sunflower at 100mm is $98.90, and the lily of the valley Bluetooth speaker lamp is $119.90. Shipping is free worldwide on all of them.

Is there a cheaper option?

$59.90 is the entry price, and eight of the twelve lamps start there. Buying without engraving keeps it at $59.90; adding it brings the 65mm to $64.90.

Do you ever run sales?

The prices are set rather than seasonal, so there is no was-price to wait for. If a discount is ever offered it will be shown on the product page at the time.

Is shipping really free?

Yes, on every order, worldwide. Import duties or taxes charged by the destination country are separate and depend on where it is going. Our shipping policy covers this in full.

How long does delivery take?

3–7 business days to make the lamp, then usually 7–15 business days in transit. Engraved orders can take a little longer at peak periods. These are estimates rather than guaranteed dates.

What is actually in the box?

The assembled lamp in its presentation box, and a USB cable for charging. There are no batteries to buy and nothing to put together.

Under $100, and it lasts for years

A real preserved flower, sealed in clear resin on a beech wood base. Free worldwide shipping, engraving from $5, nothing to water.

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