04/19/2022
What are Eternal Roses?
Eternal Roses is Preserved flowers 100% natural flowers that have gone through a preservation process to maintain their beauty and fresh-cut look for a long time without the need for water or natural or artificial light. Making them lasting and resistant so their original beauty can be enjoyed for many years…
These roses don’t have to be confused with artificial roses, because, as we have said, preserved roses are completely natural. Neither with dry roses, because their life expectancy, a lot more lasting, and preservation process are very different.
What is the preservation process for a rose?
The preservation process for a rose is made following the next steps:
Cultivated roses are recollected in the moment of maximum beauty.
Once recollected, the stems are introduced in a preservative liquid. Optimized and improved to excellence.
For many days the flowers absorb the liquid through the stem until the sap is completely substituted by the preservative.
Once the process is complete, each flower goes through careful quality control in which the units with defects are discarded and the dry and damaged leaves and petals are eliminated.
The preserved flower is ready to be enjoyed for a long time!
Many processes to preserve roses exist. we know well how to preserve a rose and we use our 100% very own technique. We use our private preservation process to guarantee our clients the maximum quality of our products.
How to keep preserved roses?
Do you wonder how to take care of a preserved rose? You don’t have to make a great effort to take care of preserved roses. Their maintenance is practically zero. This is one of the main advantages of preserved roses, they don´t require water or light to maintain their beauty through time. Even so, we are going to give you some advice so your preserved roses are kept in great condition for months, even years just like the first day:
Don’t introduce them in water containers.
Keep them away from humid places and environments.
Don´t expose them to direct sunlight.
Don’t squash them or crush them.
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