The variety belongs to the Mini Tiara series, bred through interspecific crossing of cultivated varieties with the wild species Dianthus knappii. The plant has green-gray leaves, and the flowers are gathered in raceme inflorescences.
The name of the series is due to the shape of the petals, which resembles a tiara. The variety is used as a decorative flower crop for cutting, the cultivation of which requires temperature control and prevention of gray mold.
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