Preserved Roses

How are they made?

Each one starts as a real, fresh flower. At its peak, the sap is gently replaced with a plant-based solution – the preservation method that keeps the petals soft and the colour vivid. It looks and feels like the day it was cut, yet lasts for years. That’s different from artificial stems made of silk or plastic, and from dried flowers, which turn papery.

Which option suits you?

In a box: a velvet or suede box of four, seven or eighteen heads – neat, luxurious and unique.

Under a glass dome: the classic everlasting look that brightens any room in the house.

As bouquets: a dozen long-lasting stems for a big wow.

With jewellery: some sets include a necklace for something extra special.

Prices start around £20 for a small box and rise to £50–£70 for a large bouquet. Some are even handmade in the UK – check the listing for quality details and reviews.

Looking after them

No water needed. Keep them out of direct sunlight, away from heat and humidity, and try not to handle the petals often. Then simply enjoy them – they stay beautiful for years. Prefer fresh flowers? See our red roses.