Ten Roses or one Rosa, TikTok charges 10 coins either way, and that’s the short answer to how much is a Rosa on TikTok. Your viewer pays about $0.11 for it with coins from the web, and on your side the flower turns into 5 Diamonds, roughly two and a half cents. Small, sure, but the Rosa is a combo gift, and combos are where a 10-coin flower gets interesting. So before we get to the icon and the rest of the Rosa family, here’s how fast a pile of Rosas grows into a Galaxy, and how a jar on your overlay keeps count while it happens.
From one Rosa to a Rosa Nebula, the count that matters
A Rosa is a round block of 10 coins, which makes the math easy. Ten of them cost what one Hand Heart costs, a hundred match a Galaxy, and the biggest flower in the family is exactly 1,500 Rosas away:
| Rosas | Coins | Same price as | Your share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 10 | ten Roses | about 5 Diamonds |
| 10 | 100 | one Hand Heart | about 50 Diamonds, around $0.25 |
| 100 | 1,000 | one Galaxy | about 500 Diamonds, around $2.50 |
| 1,000 | 10,000 | one Interstellar | about 5,000 Diamonds, around $25 |
| 1,500 | 15,000 | one Rosa Nebula | about 7,500 Diamonds, around $37.50 |
On the viewer’s side, a hundred Rosas come to about $10.60 at web coin prices, the same as one Galaxy. The difference is how they arrive. A Galaxy is one big moment, a hundred Rosas are a hundred small ones spread across your LIVE, and because the Rosa can be sent as a combo, one viewer holding the button can drop ten or twenty into the count in a single streak.
Ten coins in, five Diamonds out
Your viewer spends about $0.11 for the coins when they come from a web top-up, a little more with coin packs bought in the app. You receive 5 Diamonds, worth about two and a half cents before payout fees, and TikTok keeps the difference. Fifty Rosas therefore bring you 250 Diamonds, about $1.25, and if you’d like that in euros, pounds, or rupees, type the Diamond total into the calculator below. Our TikTok Diamonds guide explains where that rate comes from.
Estimated value: –
1 Diamond = $0.005 USD. Other currencies are approximate. The TikTok app shows the exact amount when you withdraw.
Four roses, four price tags, from the Rose to the Rosa Nebula
The Rosa is the second-cheapest flower in a family of four, and the names trip people up, so here’s the whole bouquet with its prices on November 10, 2026:
| Gift | Coins | What the viewer pays | Your share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rose | 1 | about $0.01 | about half a Diamond |
| Rosa | 10 | about $0.11 | about 5 Diamonds |
| Forever Rosa | 399 | about $4.23 | about 200 Diamonds, around $1 |
| Rosa Nebula | 15,000 | about $159 | about 7,500 Diamonds, around $37.50 |
The Rose is the one-coin classic with a stem, and it has its own guide. The Forever Rosa TikTok gift keeps the same flower under a glass dome for 399 coins, and the Rosa Nebula TikTok gift price of 15,000 coins makes the family’s biggest flower pricier than an Interstellar at 10,000. All three Rosas were listed in every one of the 94 regions we checked, and none of them asks for a Gifter Level, so any viewer with enough coins can send the one they like.
The Rosa TikTok gift up close
The Rosa TikTok gift is a single red rose head in full bloom, seen straight from the front, with layered petals that look sculpted rather than soft, like a flower folded from paper, and two small green leaves tucked under it at the lower right, with barely a stub of stem between them. No long stem, no vase, just the bloom. That’s the quickest way to tell it from the Rose, which shows a smaller flower on a full green stem.
Its two relatives build on the same bloom. The Forever Rosa puts a red-and-gold rose under a glass dome on a round wooden base with moss and a gold ribbon, and the Rosa Nebula sets a glowing rose adrift in a blue-violet cloud of stars with petals scattered around it. We’re describing the still icons here, not the animations that play in your LIVE.
A jar on your overlay that catches every Rosa
A single Rosa is gone from the chat in seconds. A jar that slowly fills with them is something your viewers watch, and the Coin Jar in TikFinity’s Overlay Gallery is exactly that, a glass jar on your overlay that collects the gifts as they come in, with a running coin total underneath and a small leaderboard of who dropped in the most. Point it at the Rosa alone and the hundredth flower, the Galaxy mark, becomes a moment the whole chat can see coming.
1 Open the Overlay Gallery in TikFinity, find the Coin Jar card, and click Customize. Under “Gift Type” you choose what the jar collects, “All Gifts”, “Selected Gifts”, or everything above a “Minimum Value”, and for a Rosa jar you pick “Selected Gifts” with the Rosa alone, so ten Roses from the same viewer don’t sneak in as a flower of their own.
2 Further up in the same dialog, “Show Total Coins” puts the running sum under the jar, “Show Leaderboard” names the top senders with their coins, and “Number Of Ranks” decides how many of them appear. “Show Alert” adds a short bubble for each gift that lands, with the sender’s name and the coin value. There’s a Scale Factor for the whole jar and a separate Gift Scale Factor for the flowers inside it, handy when ten-coin roses come out too small for your scene.
3 Copy URL, paste the link into OBS Studio or TikTok LIVE Studio as a browser source, and click Test on the card to watch sample gifts drop in before you go live. The jar doesn’t set a target for you, so name your own, say a hundred Rosas for a Galaxy, and when the mark falls, “Reset Jar” empties it for the next round.
The Coin Jar is one of the TikFinity Pro overlays.
On the free plan, a Gift Counter from Gift Overlays keeps a plain tally of the Rosas instead, no jar, just the number climbing on screen, and a Sound Alert tied to the Rosa lets you hear each flower land while you look at the camera. Either way, say the mark out loud once in a while. A viewer who knows the jar is at 92 Rosas tends to find the last eight.
What else creators ask about the Rosa
10 coins as of November 10, 2026. The viewer pays about $0.11 for those coins on TikTok’s website, a bit more with coin packs from the app, and the creator receives 5 Diamonds, roughly two and a half cents before payout fees.
15,000 coins as of November 10, 2026, about $159 for the viewer at web coin prices. The creator gets roughly 7,500 Diamonds, about $37.50 before fees. In Rosas, that’s exactly 1,500 of the small ones.
No. The Rose costs 1 coin and shows a flower on a stem, the Rosa costs 10 coins and shows the bloom with two leaves and barely any stem. Ten Roses and one Rosa cost the viewer the same and bring the creator the same 5 Diamonds.
The Forever Rosa, the rose under a glass dome, costs 399 coins as of November 10, 2026, about $4.23 for the viewer. The creator receives about 200 Diamonds, roughly a dollar before payout fees. It was listed in all 94 regions we checked.
Yes. Every gift in a streak drops into the jar on its own and adds its coins to the total. In TikFinity’s test run, a combo of two 100-coin gifts added 200 coins to the jar, so a streak of twenty Rosas adds 200 coins as well.
