Rock It Out Rose
An Aquamarine Bloom, Dusted With Turquoise Glitter
Rock It Out Rose is hand-tinted in aquamarine, then finished with turquoise glitter. Farm-direct from Ecuador, it's a striking choice for arrangements that want texture and color working together in the same stem.
This rose is hand-finished to order, so the earliest available delivery date you see below already reflects the extra time that process takes.
Vase life:
14-21 days
Dries perfectly
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Recommended Delivery Date: 3 days before your event. (If your event is Saturday, suggested delivery day is Wednesday)
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From $48.25
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- Role: Focal / statement flower
How is the color on Rock It Out Rose achieved?
Rock It Out Rose starts as a white rose and goes through two steps: first, it's hand-tinted to aquamarine, the same absorption process used on our fully Painted Roses. Then, turquoise glitter is applied to the surface of the already-tinted petals as a finishing touch. That second, surface-level step is what can wear slightly with handling, while the tint underneath holds as well as any of our Painted Roses.
Does the glitter hold up over time?
Some light flaking of the surface decoration is normal and expected over time, since it sits on top of the petal rather than being absorbed into it. Handling the bloom by the stem rather than pressing on the petals helps it stay intact for longer. Keeping it in a dry, cool spot away from humidity also slows how quickly any flaking happens.
How long will Rock It Out Rose last?
These roses typically hold for 14 to 21 days in the vase, in line with our other tinted and natural varieties. Many customers let the bloom dry afterward rather than discarding it, since the color and finish both tend to hold up well once dried. A regular recut and clean water help it reach the longer end of that window while fresh.
Who tends to choose Rock It Out Rose?
Event planners reach for it when a design needs texture and visual detail as well as color, for pieces meant to stand out under event lighting. Florists also use it as a single decorative accent stem inside an otherwise simple arrangement, letting the detail carry the visual interest. It also tends to photograph well, since the surface texture catches the light in a way a flat color doesn't.