Mini Gypsophila Stabilized - Gold

Generalities : Stabilized flowers are natural. Variations in sizes, shapes and colours can exist between elements of the same reference. Some parts may present slight defects (slightly split petals, damaged sepals...).

Humidity : If the humidity level is too high, a few drops of colour can flow from the flower. Dark colours flow more easily. Do not put it in contact with any other flower or light-coloured porous material to prevent it from dying.

Note: If the plant is subjected to too much contact, the metallic effect can be removed to show the natural colour of the plant. 

How to Use Gold in Your Creations

Gold catches the eye — used with care, it evokes light, warmth, and celebration. The Preserved Mini Gypsophila – Gold is perfect for adding a subtle sparkle without overpowering the rest. Its airy texture and delicate look allow it to blend beautifully into any composition, whether modern or traditional.

For a harmonious decoration, pair it with natural tones such as ivory, beige, or light brown. You can also play with contrast: gold truly shines alongside deeper shades like pine green, burgundy, or Christmas red. Applied in light touches, it brightens arrangements and adds a warm, refined dimension.

What Can You Create for the Holiday Season?

The Preserved Mini Gypsophila – Gold naturally finds its place in seasonal bouquets and festive centrepieces. Its airy shape adds volume without weighing down your arrangements. Use small touches in a Christmas wreath, a floral arrangement, or a table display for a soft and luminous effect.

In a shop window or event décor, it draws the eye and creates a magical atmosphere. Combined with preserved foliage, natural branches, or dried flowers, it becomes the little detail that makes all the difference. Its gentle glow recalls the twinkle of Christmas lights, flickering candles, and the cosy spirit of the holiday season.

Why Choose Gold Gypsophila?

Choose Gold Gypsophila because it reinvents the classics. This delicate flower doesn’t just accompany — it suggests, highlights, and illuminates. It can be used on its own for a minimalist look, or paired with other preserved flowers for a more intricate design. Its lightness makes it easy to create airy compositions, while its golden hue brings instant sophistication. 

In a winter bridal bouquet, a Christmas table decoration, or a holiday window display, Gold Gypsophila reminds us that beauty often lies in the details. It captures the festive spirit with subtle brilliance and quiet charm.