A bunch of dried money plant stems. Each bunch of Lunaria dried flowers consists of 3 or more branched stems and is just under 60 cm long.

The silvery central membrane of these dry seed pods has a translucent mother-of-pearl property which is popular in flower arranging, resembling the silvery moon or coins, 2 to 3 cm across. The silver dried flowers are naturally very delicate and not every coin will be perfect as we tried to show in the images. The Lunaria coins sometimes have a slight gold or greenish tint which is due to the natural drying process. Sometimes the stems have black marks. Not for food use.