Question 1

Are preserved roses real?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our Heritage roses are real Ecuadorian garden roses, harvested at peak bloom and treated with a glycerin-based preservation solution that replaces the natural sap. The petals retain their original structure, color, and softness — they are not dried, dyed, or artificial.

Question 2

How long do preserved roses last?

Accepted Answer

Heritage line preserved roses last approximately one year when kept indoors, away from direct sunlight and high humidity. Pieces presented under hand-blown glass — like The Dome — last longer because the environment is sealed.

Question 3

How are preserved roses different from dried roses?

Accepted Answer

Dried roses lose moisture, fade in color, and become brittle. Preserved roses retain moisture through the glycerin treatment, holding their original color and a soft, lifelike texture. The difference is visible and tactile.

Question 4

Do preserved roses need water? Can they get wet?

Accepted Answer

Preserved roses do not need water — and they should not get wet. Water damages the preserved petals and shortens the piece's life. Display indoors, away from humidity and direct sun.

Question 5

Where do the roses come from?

Accepted Answer

Our preserved roses are sourced from Ecuadorian rose farms at altitude. The preservation process replaces the natural sap with a glycerin-based solution, preserving petal structure, color, and softness.

Question 6

Where do you ship?

Accepted Answer

The Heritage line ships nationally across the contiguous United States. International shipping is available by request.

Question 7

How are the roses presented?

Accepted Answer

The Dome is a single preserved rose under hand-blown glass ($285). The Atelier Box presents twelve preserved roses in our signature noir box ($485). The Heirloom is twenty-five preserved roses in a lacquered presentation box ($1,250).

Roses that keep. Shipped, where flowers travel well.