If you are still looking for the perfect Valentine's Day present for your sweetheart, look no further than your credit card perks to express your love. But if you are wondering if using perks will diminish the gift in your other half's eyes, you don't have to worry. According to the Discover 2013 Valentine's Day survey, the majority of shoppers don't feel the amount they spend on a gift is a reflection of how they feel about their partner.

Here are five credit card perks you can use to give your loved one a Valentine's Day to remember:

American Express rewards cards

Short on time and rewards points? American Express Rewards program is making it easy to quickly find the right gift while saving points with a Valentine's Day Gift Guide of carefully selected presents. Rewards range from a coveted iPad mini and Jimmy Choo shoes to more traditional gifts including Godiva Chocolates, long-stem red roses and diamond necklaces. But the best part is all of the gifts in the guide are available for a significantly reduced number of points.

Citi Diamond Preferred Card

Sometimes the perfect gift is something that money can't buy. The Citi Diamond Preferred card can help you make Feb. 14 one that neither you nor your honey will ever forget with once-in-a-lifetime experiences such as Broadway Fantasy Camp and cooking lessons from Jacques Torres Chocolate in New York. Since the experience will most likely be scheduled for a later date, make a handmade certificate and wrap it in a fancy box to give you Valentine something to open on the holiday. The Citi Diamond Preferred Card also has a concierge desk to take care of all the details so you have more time to devote to picking out the perfect Valentine's Day card or even better, handwriting a love letter.

Chase Sapphire, Ink and Freedom Card

There is something special about getting flowers on Valentine's Day and select Chase credit cards can help you while also earning you cash back or extra rewards points. You can earn up to 16 points extra per dollar spent on floral bouquets from FTD.com when paying with your Ink or Sapphire Card. Purchases from 1-800-Flowers with your Chase Freedom card will also earn you 12 percent cash back. All purchases must be made through the Chase Ultimate Rewards site to get the perks.

American Express Platinum Card

If you don't have time this week to shop for a gift or get reservations at the hottest new restaurant, then pull out your American Express Platinum Card. While this card has a high annual fee of $450, the $200 credit towards checked baggage fees and other incidentals, along with a first-class concierge desk that can handle all your details, makes the card a must have for frequent travelers. And if the love of your life is yearning to go to a sold out concert or get courtside seats at an upcoming game, the concierge can often help you score the elusive tickets. As an added bonus, if you are whisking your sweetie away for a getaway this weekend, the American Express Platinum card gives you access to over 600 airport lounges to relax in style between flights.

Discover it Card

Are you planning on celebrating Valentine's Day with a romantic dinner? Or perhaps you were thinking of taking her to movie to celebrate. If so, check out the new Discover it Card. Between now and March, all purchases at restaurants and movies will earn you 5 percent cash back instead of the usual 1 percent. And if you want to make sure that you get the most rewards for your purchases throughout the year so you can splurge even more on next Valentine's Day, be sure to use the card's Cashback Concierge who helps you earn the most rewards possible.

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