Bouquet of Roses

"A BrickScore of 79.5 puts the Bouquet of Roses in Mixed Reviews territory on expert criteria, primarily because of repetitive building and thin parts value at $0.073 per piece, but over 8,200 buyers rate it 4.85 out of 5, making it a crowd favorite as a gift and display piece. Buy it for the roses-that-last-forever pitch, not for building complexity."

The Bouquet of Roses lands a BrickScore of 79.5 with a Mixed Reviews tier, driven primarily by low reviewer agreement (scored 'low') on whether the set justifies its cost relative to other Botanicals offerings. Owner ratings tell a different story entirely: an average of 4.85 out of 5 across 8,220 buyers, making it one of the most widely purchased and consistently praised sets in this dataset. The disconnect is rooted in experts flagging a low parts-value score of 44.6 against the $59.99 price, while buyers who use the set as a gift or decorative item rate it near-perfectly.

Where they split: This is the key divergence to surface: the BrickScore of 69.9 and Mixed Reviews tier are driven by low expert agreement and weak parts-value and build-experience scores, while owners rate the set 4.85 out of 5 across more than 8,000 ratings, one of the highest owner scores in this batch. The split reflects different evaluation frames: critics weigh piece density and build complexity while buyers respond to the gift experience, visual result, and emotional resonance of the finished bouquet.