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Bring color and shape together in a display made with real preserved roses. This heart-shaped arrangement sits inside a clear acrylic box, so the flowers can be viewed while staying protected from routine dust and handling. Choose a bright rainbow palette, a soft lavender look or one of two white arrangements to match the room, recipient or occasion.
Four color palettes
- Rainbow Color: a lively mix for birthdays, celebrations and colorful interiors.
- White Purity: a clean white arrangement with a calm, minimal look.
- Lavender Purple: a softer purple palette for desks, bedrooms and thoughtful gifts.
- White Moonlight: an alternative white composition shown in the product gallery.
Select the palette before adding the product to your cart. The gallery changes by style, so review the corresponding images before ordering.
Product details
| Flowers | Real preserved roses arranged in a heart shape |
|---|---|
| Display | Clear acrylic box |
| Size | Approximately 27 × 18 × 25 cm |
| SKU | ERWF532906 |
| Available palettes | Rainbow Color, White Purity, Lavender Purple and White Moonlight |
| Water required | No |
A colorful display gift
The dimensional heart shape is visible through the acrylic case and works well on a shelf, console, desk or side table. The rainbow and lavender versions add a clear color accent. The white versions suit quieter interiors and occasions where a neutral arrangement is easier to place.
If you are shopping specifically for romantic pink or red roses, compare the romantic preserved rose heart. For more background on real preserved flowers and realistic lifespan expectations, read our preserved flower guide.
How to care for preserved roses
- Do not water or mist the flowers.
- Keep the arrangement indoors and away from direct sunlight.
- Avoid humid rooms, heating vents and air-conditioning outlets.
- Handle the petals as little as possible.
- Leave the acrylic cover in place during normal display.
- Wipe the outside of the acrylic gently with a soft, dry cloth.
Preserved flowers change gradually over time. Color, texture and display life depend on light, humidity, temperature and handling, so a fixed lifespan cannot be guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
Are these real roses?
Yes. The arrangement uses real roses that have been preserved for indoor display.
Does the arrangement need water?
No. Water can damage preserved flowers. Keep the arrangement dry.
Which palette should I choose?
Choose Rainbow Color for the strongest mix of colors, Lavender Purple for a softer colored display, or one of the white options for a neutral look. Check the option images because the two white arrangements have different compositions.
Can I display it outside?
It is intended for indoor display. Direct sun, rain and changing outdoor humidity can shorten its useful display life.
| Specification | |
| Size | 27cm*18cm*25cm |
| Material | Eternal Roses Heart Shape Bouquet + Transparent Acrylic Dust Box |
| Brand | FLOWEROF |
| color | Preserved Roses in Various Colors |
| Applicable scenarios | Romantic confession & Birthday surprise & Love anniversary & Children's gift & Anniversary |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Preserved Flowers
1. What are preserved flowers?
Preserved flowers, also known as "eternal flowers" or "never-wilt flowers," are real flowers that undergo a special preservation process. They are dehydrated, bleached, dyed, and dried to maintain their natural appearance, texture, and vibrancy for years. Unlike fresh flowers, they do not require water or sunlight and can last 3–5 years or longer under proper conditions.
2. How are preserved flowers made?
The production involves several steps:
Dehydration: Removing moisture from fresh flowers using a mixture of alcohol and methanol.
Bleaching: Eliminating natural pigments to prepare for dyeing.
Dyeing: Recoloring the flowers with eco-friendly dyes to achieve desired hues (even colors not found in nature, like blue roses).
Drying: Air-drying or using controlled environments to finalize the preservation.
3. What’s the difference between preserved flowers and dried flowers?
Preserved Flowers: Retain the softness, color, and shape of fresh flowers. Made through a complex chemical process.
Dried Flowers: Naturally air-dried, resulting in a brittle texture and faded colors. No chemical treatment is involved.
4. How long do preserved flowers last?
With proper care, preserved flowers can maintain their beauty for 3–5 years or longer. Factors like humidity, sunlight, and temperature significantly affect their lifespan.
5. How to care for preserved flowers?
Avoid moisture: Keep them in a dry environment (humidity below 60%).
No direct sunlight: Prolonged exposure causes fading.
Gentle cleaning: Use a soft brush or cool-air blow dryer to remove dust.
No water: Never water them, as it damages the preservation.
6. Why are preserved flowers expensive?
Labor-intensive process: Each flower is handpicked at peak bloom and undergoes meticulous treatment.
High-quality materials: Only flawless flowers are selected, and specialized dyes/chemicals are used.
Longevity: Their extended lifespan justifies the higher cost compared to fresh flowers.
7. Are preserved flowers eco-friendly?
While they reduce waste by lasting years, the production involves chemicals like methanol and synthetic dyes. Some brands use eco-friendly dyes, but sustainability varies by manufacturer.
8. Can I DIY preserved flowers?
Yes! DIY kits with preservation solutions (e.g., silica gel or glycerin) are available. However, professional-grade results require precise control of humidity and dyeing techniques.
9. What occasions are preserved flowers suitable for?
Romantic gifts: Symbolize eternal love (e.g., red roses for anniversaries).
Home décor: Perfect for long-lasting centerpieces or wall art.
Weddings: Bouquets and boutonnieres that won’t wilt.
Memorials: A lasting tribute for funerals or remembrance.
10. Do preserved flowers trigger allergies?
No! Pollen is removed during processing, making them safe for allergy sufferers.
11. What colors and types are available?
Preserved flowers come in endless colors, including unnatural shades (e.g., metallic gold or pastel gradients). Popular varieties include roses, hydrangeas, carnations, and eucalyptus.
12. Which brands are recommended?
Roseamor (Ecuador): Known for large, velvety roses.
Earth Matters (Japan): Offers diverse colors and accessories.
Verdissimo (Colombia): Specializes in vibrant, long-lasting blooms.
13. Can preserved flowers be repaired if damaged?
Minor issues (e.g., dust or slight dampness) can be fixed with a blow dryer or gentle brushing. Severe mold or breakage usually requires professional restoration or replacement.
