16 Beautiful June Birth Flower Tattoos to Mark Your Special Day

This stunning tattoo captures a honeysuckle flower in its vibrant glory using the watercolor technique for an artsy appearance. Moreover, this piece, placed below the collarbone, can be tailored to your preferences by adjusting the size.

The slender stem of the rose tattoo makes a perfect canvas for including a name or a word that resonates with you specifically. This beautiful piece depicts subtle shading to prominently highlight each petal of the rose flower, with the stem spelling the word "Amité" in cursive font.

A simple fine-line design can be just as impressive as an intricate ink, as beautifully demonstrated by this tiny single-needle rose tattoo.

Blue roses are often seen as symbols of mystery and rarity and make for a unique tattoo like the one demonstrated here. The fine-line black outline of this design stands out against the overlapping green shading in the leaves. Similarly, the rose petals appear to be sprayed on rather than filled with blue ink, adding to this piece's mystical allure.

Why choose one birth flower when you can seamlessly incorporate both in one tattoo? This design features both rose and honeysuckle flowers and is beautifully done with precise shading and colorful hues to make it look dimensional and realistic.

If you wish to honor your loved ones through a piece of ink, this dainty rose tattoo is sure to inspire you. Employing the fine-line inking style, this rose stem weaves in the name initials while seamlessly doubling as the leaves.

The delicate petals of this honeysuckle tattoo are skillfully crafted using subtle gradients of red and orange ink, which adds a touch of hypercolor realism to this piece. The combination of a near-realistic flower and a minimalistic vase further enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the piece.

If you gravitate toward minimalistic tattoos, this one might be an instant eye-catcher. The design utilizes the one-line inking technique to draw a rose illustration that ends with a facial silhouette, making the final result absolutely stunning. Two butterflies hover near the flower to introduce more natural elements into the design.

This dainty rose tattoo is accentuated by intricate foliage shading, complemented by circular rings and minuscule dots, creating a sense of harmony and symmetry in the artwork.

Hip tattoos are a great option for those looking for a hidden placement location. This one features a tiny rose flower with an all-red ink outline, which injects vibrancy into an otherwise simplistic fine-line design.

The beauty of mandala tattoos lies in the playful depiction of symbols, lines, and other ornamental jewels, which offer a balanced look to a body artwork. Consider this gorgeous illustration, which features rose blossoms alongside an intricate mandala design on one end.

Simple geometric lines can help elevate your tattoo subject to another level of excellence, as exemplified by this artwork. The triangular-shaped background provides a perfect setup for the rose petals to stand out in a way that they almost appear three-dimensional.

This unique design starts at the back of the upper arm and stretches along the collarbone to the other shoulder. From the back, it appears to be an abstract take on a rose tattoo, but at the front, it doubles as a delicate pendant, which makes it an excellent choice for those looking for something different yet chic.

This ribcage tattoo showcases a gorgeous horizontal illustration of a rose with a double-outlined stem. You can immortalize your date of birth or a memorable date or number by adding it in a Roman numeral below the rose to make it more you.

This rose tattoo is a stunning example of hypercolor realism inking style. While the pattern within the rectangular frame is breathtaking enough on its own, the single rose flower emerging from the box gives the overall design a structural depth and three-dimensionality.

This sizable thigh piece is inspired by the classic "Beauty and the Beast" tale and serves as a potent symbolism for the eternal power of love.

Ina Bansal is a contributor at PS, where she writes for the Beauty vertical.