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SAVE 50%: As of Jan. 27,Hollywood Archives you can snag this crystal rose for only $4.99 at Amazon. Originally $9.99, this everlasting Valentine's Day gift is now 50% off.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Glumin Artificial Rose $4.99 at Amazon
$9.99 Save $5

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.

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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.

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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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