Luigi Bormioli Diamante Hi-ball Glasses 480ml (24 Pack)
Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Diamante hi-ball glass is a commercial-grade beverage glass designed for cocktail and soft drink service. Part of Luigi Bormioli's Diamante range, it features an embossed surface pattern...
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Dimensions
- 157(H) x 72(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
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Product Description
The Luigi Bormioli Diamante hi-ball glass is a commercial-grade beverage glass designed for cocktail and soft drink service. Part of Luigi Bormioli's Diamante range, it features an embossed surface pattern that adds visual texture to the glass without compromising its practical performance in a busy service environment.
These glasses are made from Luigi Bormioli's SON.hyx crystal, a material that combines genuine clarity with improved mechanical strength compared to standard soda-lime glass. The reinforced rim and increased shock resistance make them a practical choice for high-turnover bar and restaurant settings where breakage costs are a real operational concern. Luigi Bormioli's testing indicates they retain their clarity and finish well into a demanding dishwasher cycle programme, which matters when glasses are being turned around multiple times across a service.
- Embossed Diamante pattern adds visual interest without affecting stackability or grip
- Strengthened rims reduce chipping during handling and racking
- SON.hyx crystal maintains appearance after repeated commercial dishwasher cycles
- Lightweight construction reduces fatigue during busy service periods
- Supplied in a case of 24, suited to standard bar par stock requirements
As with any glassware purchase, it is worth considering how the pattern and profile fit your existing presentation style, and whether the 480ml capacity suits your serving measurements. The Diamante range sits at a mid-market point — appropriate for casual dining, bar and pub service, and hotel food and beverage operations. If your volume or breakage rate is particularly high, it may be worth discussing whether a plainer, higher-durability alternative would serve you better day to day.
If you are fitting out a new bar or refreshing existing stock across multiple covers, the team is happy to help you work through quantities and options before you commit.
Key Features
- Made from SON.hyx crystal for improved strength and long-term clarity
- Reinforced rims with 37.5% greater resistance to chipping and cracking
- Embossed Diamante pattern with full-surface light-catching texture
- Rated to retain clarity and finish after 4,000 commercial dishwasher cycles
- Supplied as a case of 24 glasses for straightforward bar stock replenishment
Operational Benefits
- Reduced breakage costs over time thanks to reinforced rim construction
- Consistent presentation maintained even after heavy commercial dishwasher use
- Lightweight build helps staff handle high glass volumes during busy service
- Visual texture adds appeal to cocktail and soft drink presentation without extra effort
- Case quantity aligns with standard bar par stock levels for efficient ordering
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 24
- Dimensions
- 157(H) x 72(Ø)mm
- Material
- Glass
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Frequently Asked Questions
- They are well suited to mid-to-high volume operations where glasses are cycled through commercial dishwashers multiple times per service. The SON.hyx crystal construction and reinforced rims make them more durable than standard glassware, though very high breakage environments may warrant a conversation about whether a plainer, more robust profile would prove more cost-effective.
- Yes, they are designed for repeated commercial dishwasher use and the material is formulated to resist clouding and surface degradation over an extended cycle life. Standard racking practices apply — avoid overloading and ensure glasses are seated correctly to protect the rims.
- For most bar setups, par stock is calculated on the basis of covers, glass turn time, and dishwasher cycle length. A single case of 24 may be sufficient for a small operation, but larger venues typically work from two to three times the maximum cover count as a starting point. If you are fitting out a new site, it is worth speaking with the team to work through your specific requirements.