More understated than the rose, the tulip nonetheless carries equally rich symbolism depending on its colour.
The white tulip evokes a sincere and forgiving love.
“White as the day it all began. Thank you for saying yes.”
Soft and discreet, it suits a love that is just beginning or a thoughtful, delicate gesture.
“Sweet, like you. Happy anniversary.”
As strong as the red rose, the red tulip is a true declaration of love.
“What I feel for you never fades.”
Rarer, it evokes a deep and refined attachment.
“Rare, like what we've built together.”
As with a bouquet of roses, a diamond piece naturally complements a bouquet of tulips: a gift that stays.
Find the right piece →What does a white tulip mean?
Idealised, sincere love, sometimes forgiveness.
What does a red tulip mean?
A sincere, strong declaration of love, on a par with a red rose.
Which tulip to give for a first bouquet?
The pink tulip, for its gentle, low-commitment feel.
Idealised, sincere love, sometimes forgiveness.
A sincere, strong declaration of love, on a par with a red rose.
A pink tulip, for its gentle, low-commitment feel.
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