Valentine's gift idea

A love note that will open in five years

On 14 February, we give flowers that wilt and chocolates that don't last the week. Nothing wrong with that — but nothing that says what you really think, least of all what you want them to remember a few years from now.

Astria keeps that message. You write, record or film it today, seal it, and it only opens on the date you set: another 14 February, the anniversary of the day you met, your tenth year together.

A couple seen from behind on a sofa in front of a lit fireplace, a candle and rose petals on the coffee table

For Valentine's Day

14 February, five years later

The message

“Today you asked me what I wanted for Valentine's Day, and I couldn't answer. I know now, and I'm writing it down so you read it in five years…”

Why it is a Valentine's gift apart

It says what is hard to say face to face

A sealed message is prepared calmly, rewritten, re-recorded. You put in it what you would never say at the restaurant.

It turns the future into a promise

Giving a message that opens in five years already says: in five years, I will be there to watch you open it.

It stays

A 20 cm figure that keeps its message long after the flowers have wilted.

What you might write

A few possible openings — yours will be better, because it will be yours.

Your questions

Can the opening be set for 14 February?
Yes, to the exact date and time you choose when sealing.
Can my partner read the message before the date?
No. The message stays sealed and invisible until the set date. Opening it then takes the Guardian's code and the password chosen at sealing, in the Sylorkey app.
When will Astria be delivered?
Astria is a pre-order: shipped in December 2026, delivered by 31 January 2027 at the latest. Plenty of time to prepare for 14 February.
Seal a love note

First edition. €59 incl. VAT, shipped in December 2026, delivered by 31 January 2027 at the latest. Fourteen days to change your mind after delivery.