Blue Floral Designer iPhone 17 Pro Case – Tulip Play | MagSafe

Blue Floral Designer iPhone 17 Pro Case – Tulip Play | MagSafeOrnate baroque tulips and lilies in peach and teal bloom across midnight navy, edges worked in gold and rendered with the texture of fine embroidery. Open lilies sway among sweeping leaves. Rich and romantic, decorative in the old world way an embroidered garden caught at dusk, deep and warm. Designed for iPhone 17 Pro. CoreShock 10ft Drop Protection our signature drop protection technology, built into the case. You won't see it. Your phone won't feel

Ornate baroque tulips and lilies in peach and teal bloom across midnight navy, edges worked in gold and rendered with the texture of fine embroidery. Open lilies sway among sweeping leaves. Rich and romantic, decorative in the old-world way — an embroidered garden caught at dusk, deep and warm. Designed for iPhone 17 Pro.

CoreShock™ 10ft Drop Protection — our signature drop-protection technology, built into the case. You won't see it. Your phone won't feel a thing.

MagSafe Ready — N52 magnets, 1600g hold. Snaps onto chargers and car mounts first try, every time.

Soft Microfibre Lining — a smooth inner layer that keeps the back of your phone safe from scuffs, scratches, and daily wear.

Glossy finish with scratch-resistant coating — colours stay bright and the design stays fresh, even months down the line.

Printed in our London studio. Made with 50% recycled materials. Every order ships in a gift box with a velvet pouch. If it's for someone else, you don't need to wrap it.

Why this is the best iPhone 17 Pro case

Designed to fit the iPhone 17 Pro precisely — every port, button, and camera cut-out lines up exactly where it should. It stays slim enough to slip into a pocket while CoreShock™ takes the hits a phone actually takes: the kitchen floor, the car park, the bottom of a bag. Because the print sits under a scratch-resistant gloss, the art that made you choose it still looks new months later. No bulk, no compromise — protection you forget is there until you need it.