How long does an Eternal Rose last?
Eternal rose lifespan!
-A little anecdote. You probably know Beauty and the Beast?
Just like in the animated film, you'll find a catalog of preserved roses on our website, just like in Beauty and the Beast, in various forms! As in the film, they represent eternal love…
How long does an eternal rose last?
An eternal rose has a lifespan of approximately 4 to 8 years. After preservation treatment (if you're interested, our explanation is just below), the rose retains its suppleness and radiance!
-A little anecdote… You probably know Beauty and the Beast?
Just like in the animated film, you'll find on our website a catalog of preserved roses, like those in Beauty and the Beast, in various forms! As in the film, they represent eternal love.
How to care for an eternal rose?
Store in a cool, dry place
Avoid excessive humidity and heat to prolong the life of your rose...
Never expose your preserved rose to direct sunlight.
Be careful! Exposure to sunlight will likely cause your rose petals to lose color. This would be a shame, as your rose was beautifully colored when you bought it; nothing beats a deep, vibrant color on an preserved rose.
-A little anecdote. You probably know Beauty and the Beast?
Just like in the animated film, you'll find a catalog of preserved roses on our website, just like in Beauty and the Beast, in various forms! As in the film, they represent eternal love…
How long does an eternal rose last?
An eternal rose has a lifespan of approximately 4 to 8 years. After preservation treatment (if you're interested, our explanation is just below), the rose retains its suppleness and radiance!
-A little anecdote… You probably know Beauty and the Beast?
Just like in the animated film, you'll find on our website a catalog of preserved roses, like those in Beauty and the Beast, in various forms! As in the film, they represent eternal love.
How to care for an eternal rose?
Store in a cool, dry place
Avoid excessive humidity and heat to prolong the life of your rose...
Never expose your preserved rose to direct sunlight.
Be careful! Exposure to sunlight will likely cause your rose petals to lose color. This would be a shame, as your rose was beautifully colored when you bought it; nothing beats a deep, vibrant color on an preserved rose.
We have made available several blogs on the meanings of colors.
