Luigi Bormioli Diamante Red Wine Glasses 520ml (24 Pack)
Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Diamante red wine glasses are a commercially rated glassware option from a manufacturer with a well-established reputation in the hospitality sector. Made from SON.hyx crystal — Luigi...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Dimensions
- 235(H) x 94(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
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Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Diamante red wine glasses are a commercially rated glassware option from a manufacturer with a well-established reputation in the hospitality sector. Made from SON.hyx crystal — Luigi Bormioli's proprietary glass composition — they offer a noticeably higher level of strength and clarity than standard soda-lime glass, which matters in environments where glassware is handled, washed, and restacked repeatedly throughout service.
The Diamante pattern features an embossed faceted design that catches light without requiring any surface coating or treatment, so the visual effect holds up over time. In a busy bar or restaurant setting, glassware takes considerable punishment, and the increased rim strength and shock resistance built into this range reflects a genuine understanding of how glasses fail in commercial use — most commonly at the rim and through impact during washing.
Key practical points for operators:
- SON.hyx crystal construction for improved resistance to breakage and thermal shock
- Reinforced rim to reduce chipping during handling and racking
- Rated to withstand repeated commercial dishwasher cycles without significant loss of clarity
- Lightweight build reduces fatigue for floor staff during busy service
- 24-piece pack quantity suits a mid-sized par stock for a restaurant or bar
A pack of 24 is a practical quantity for a mid-sized operation running a standard par stock, though higher-volume venues with large covers or extended service periods may want to consider purchasing multiple packs to maintain adequate rotation through the wash cycle. The glasses are glass construction, so standard commercial glassware handling and racking procedures apply.
If you are unsure how many glasses your service volume requires, or whether this range fits alongside your existing glassware, we are happy to talk it through.
Key Features
- SON.hyx crystal construction with 105% increased shock resistance over standard glass
- Reinforced rim designed to resist chipping during commercial handling and racking
- Retains optical clarity through extended repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
- Embossed Diamante faceted pattern requires no surface coating or treatment
- Supplied in a 24-piece pack for straightforward par stock management
Operational Benefits
- Reduced breakage rates help lower ongoing glassware replacement costs
- Strong rims withstand the rigours of high-frequency racking and unracking
- Lasting clarity maintains a consistent front-of-house presentation over time
- Lightweight design reduces handling fatigue for staff during long service periods
- 24-pack quantity simplifies ordering and stock rotation for mid-sized venues
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Dimensions
- 235(H) x 94(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Luigi Bormioli's SON.hyx crystal is formulated specifically to resist the thermal and mechanical stresses of commercial dishwashing. The glasses are rated to maintain their clarity through a high number of wash cycles, which is one of the practical reasons this range is commonly specified for hospitality environments rather than standard consumer glassware.
- For a mid-sized operation, 24 glasses typically covers a working par stock when factoring in glasses in use, on tables, and cycling through the wash. Higher-volume venues or those running extended service periods without a mid-service wash cycle will generally need multiple packs to maintain adequate cover throughout service.
- Yes — at 235mm in height they are a standard red wine glass profile and should be compatible with most commercial glass racks. It is worth checking rack compartment dimensions against your existing equipment before ordering in volume, particularly if you use specialised stemware racks.