Phidippus regius 'Dos Gardenias' is a striking Cuban locality of the regal jumping spider, celebrated for its vivid coloration and bold personality. This morph is especially prized for its rich, saturated hues—females often display deep crimson or burnt orange markings across a pale, sometimes silvery or cream-toned carapace and abdomen, while males tend to be darker, with velvety black bodies and contrasting red or orange chevrons. Both sexes feature the signature iridescent chelicerae typical of P. regius, often shimmering green or teal. These bold colours not only make them stand out among other localities but also enhance their appeal as display animals.