
Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages
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- Last seen at $13.99 at Walmart on Nov 10.
Our take on the Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages
A preserved red rose paired with a silver-tone heart pendant that projects "I love you" in 100 languages through a nano-etched stone. The projection is the draw: hold the stone to your eye in bright light or point a phone camera at it in the dark to read the messages. It suits gift shoppers — anniversaries, Valentine's Day, Mother's Day — more than everyday jewelry wearers. Against plain rose-and-necklace gift sets, the hidden message adds a talking point, but the pendant is costume jewelry, not fine silver.
- Preserved rose keeps its look far longer than cut flowers
- Hidden 100-language message gives the gift a reveal
- Heart-shaped pendant matches the romantic theme
- Comes as a ready-to-give set, no separate wrapping needed
- Simple to view the message with a phone camera in low light
- Pendant is silver-tone fashion jewelry, not solid silver
- Message is hard to read by eye without strong light
- Preserved rose needs to stay out of humidity and direct sun
- Novelty wears off once the message has been seen
Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages prices at every store
- WalmartNew
In stockSold by Ricihene-TechReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$13.99Checked Nov 10
What reviewers say
- 4.4 / 5144 ratings
Buyers rate it well as a gift, with the rose and the hidden message landing as intended. Complaints center on the pendant's finish and on how hard the message is to see without the right light.
- Gift appealPraisedBuyers say it lands well as an anniversary or Valentine's gift.
- Message visibilityMixedThe 100-language text shows clearly through a phone camera but is faint by eye.
- Rose qualityPraisedOwners report the preserved rose looks real and keeps its shape.
- BuildCriticisedSome find the chain and pendant lighter than expected.
- CareMixedThe rose holds up but fades if kept in direct sun or damp air.
About the Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages
This gift set pairs a preserved red rose with a heart-shaped silver necklace. The pendant has a stone in the middle that shows "I love you" in 100 languages.
To see the languages, hold the stone close to your eyes in a well-lit space. You can also go to a dark area, turn on your phone's camera, and point it at the stone. The 100 languages appear on the screen.
- Shape
- Heart
- Color
- Silver
- Count
- 1 per pack
- Includes
- Preserved red rose, necklace
Specifications
Questions and answers
- How do you actually see the 100 languages?
- Hold the center stone close to your eye in bright light, or in a dark room point a phone camera at the stone and read the screen. The camera method is the clearer of the two.
- Is the necklace real silver?
- It is silver-tone fashion jewelry, not solid sterling silver. Expect costume-jewelry wear over time, especially with perfume and water contact.
- Will the rose last?
- It is a preserved rose, so it keeps its look far longer than a cut flower. Keep it out of direct sun and humidity to slow fading.
- Is it ready to give as a gift?
- Yes, the rose and necklace come as one set, so it works as a standalone gift without extra wrapping.
- Who is it best for?
- Partners, long-distance couples and mothers — anyone who enjoys a romantic keepsake with a hidden message. It is less suited to someone who wants fine jewelry.
- Where is the Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $13.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Ricihene Preserved Red Rose with I Love You Necklace in 100 Languages?
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 144 ratings.



