9 Reasons to Gift Glass

In the morning, enjoy the view of freshly cut flowers in a minimalist, two-tone crystal vase. During the day, occasionally rest your eyes on the perfectly cut crystal fruit bowl that adorns the desk in your study. And in the evening, after a busy day, drink some good wine from an elegant thin-walled glass. This unique material can keep you company throughout the day. But there are many more reasons to give it to your loved ones.

Crystal is eternal

Objects made of crystal do not lose their value over time. That is also why they are passed down from one generation to another. However, artistically valuable, hand-made crystal works of art also have their investment potential. According to the CEO at Moser Pavel Mencl, the most interesting investment opportunities are limited editions. The value of works with masterfully crafted engravings, for example, can rise up to over a hundred thousand dollars.

It offers a breath-taking spectacle

Even one small, hand-cut coloured vase on a simply laid dining table can offer an everyday aesthetic experience. With each ray of sunshine, the play of lights and shadows begins in combination with vibrant colours. The visual experience is always different, depending on the ambient light. Time and again, it will inspire you in a different way.

You will find a design for everyone

Whether you are giving a present to a connoisseur of functionalist art, or a young couple with a love for simple, timeless design, you will always find the right crystal work of art. There is a place for it in every interior. Thanks to the ability to refract light into eye-catching colour tones, it will make any room livelier. Just one beautiful crystal bowl can elevate your entire interior to a higher level.

It speaks about your taste

Even a small gift made of real crystal can show the recipient that you really cared about the choice. You can say a lot with the design or the colour you choose. Pink may indicate love and pure emotion, fresh colour combinations show that you have a sense of originality. In addition, few materials carry such a strong symbolism as crystal does. It conveys sophistication, eternity, purity, and attention to detail.

A gift for every bar

It would be a shame to drink great vintage champagne or investment red wine from average glasses. Your loved ones who can appreciate quality alcohol will certainly enjoy the drinking set made of first-class glass. How about a set of elegant liqueur glasses or an impressive cognac decanter with a fine decorative cut? You will elevate the toast to an unforgettable experience – and each newly opened bottle will become a small holiday.

It combines the beautiful with the useful

Crystal combines beauty with usefulness. It is not just another object that fills an empty space in the display case. On the contrary, crystal works work best as a part of your daily life. The vase looks best when it is full of flowers, the hand-cut carafe comes to life when you fill it with selected dark-coloured alcohol.

You are giving an original

With a hand-blown, polished and cut crystal work of art, you give much more than just a beautiful object. Each piece has passed through the hands of talented glassmakers and other experts, it is not the result of serial machine production. The crystal objects carry the history of the brand, tradition, unique design and hours of work of the entire glassworks team. By purchasing Czech crystal, you will also support a long tradition of craftsmanship.

Clean and ecological

If you opt for lead-free crystal, you are giving someone the purest form of glass. Its production does not use toxic lead and it is, therefore, less harmful to the health of glassmakers or grinders. Naturally, it is also more environmentally friendly.

Crystal is the glass of kings

Many important personalities all over the world have fallen in love with objects made from crystal. Moser products can be found in royal palaces, embassies and the residences of important personalities. Queen Elizabeth II. received the drinking collection Splendid as a wedding gift from the president of Czechoslovakia Eduard Beneš in 1947. The same collection was used at the wedding of the Spanish Crown Prince. Another notable owner of Moser works is Elton John, who had various engravings made into collections of classic products. Can a gift ever get more premium