13" Faux Yellow Gold Ranunculus Stem

Looks real: layered, ruffled petals people swear are fresh

Warm golden color: rich yellow gold that shines in fall and works in spring

A repeat favorite: one people come back for in every color

Bends and cuts: wired stem shapes easily, craft wire cutters shorten it

Real foliage: green leaves keep it true to life

No upkeep: no water, no wilting, holds its look

Small vase: group several in a bud vase or small vessel for a full golden display

Fall arrangements: rich gold that layers into autumn palettes

Mixed bouquets: pair with eucalyptus, scabiosa, and warm-toned blooms

Wreaths and DIY: add ruffled gold blooms to wreaths and garlands

Farmhouse and romantic: golden tones suit wood, neutrals, and soft palettes

Wedding and events: a layered bloom that photographs like fresh ranunculus

Overall length: 13 inches

Bloom: one layered ranunculus bloom about 2.5 inches, plus 1 bud

Leaves: 3 green leaves, various sizes

Color: warm golden yellow

Stem split: about 7 inches from the base, fits a bud vase or small vessel

Material: wire, plastic, and poly silk

Cutting: trims into shorter pieces with a good pair of craft wire cutters

Care: maintenance-free, no water

Sold: by the stem (one stem shown in the photo)

What color is this ranunculus?

A warm golden yellow. It shines in fall arrangements and still works for spring, so it carries across seasons.

How big is the bloom?

One layered ranunculus bloom about 2.5 inches, plus a bud. The ruffled petals are what make it look like fresh ranunculus.

Does it look real?

Yes, that's what customers mention most. People often think it's a fresh flower until they look closely.

How tall is it and what vase fits?

The stem is 13 inches and splits about 7 inches from the base, so a bud vase or small vessel holds it with the bloom above the rim.

Is it sold as one stem?

Yes, it's sold by the stem, with one bloom and a bud. Most people group several together for a fuller look.

How many stems should I buy?

For a full little display in a bud vase, group three or more. For a larger vessel or mixed bouquet, add more or blend with other blooms.

Can I cut it shorter?

Yes. It drops into a small vase as is, but to cut it into shorter pieces for your design, a good pair of craft wire cutters does it.

Can I bend or shape it?

Yes. The stem is wired, so you can shape and angle it for natural movement.

Does it have leaves?

Yes, three green leaves of varying sizes run along the stem for a natural look.

What does it pair well with?

Eucalyptus, scabiosa, and other warm-toned blooms, plus greenery for a layered, garden-style mix.

Is it good for fall?

Yes. The golden color is a natural fit for autumn arrangements, and it works in spring palettes too.

How do I clean it?

Dust the bloom and leaves gently with a soft, dry cloth or a soft brush. No water needed.