It indeed takes a lot of hard work, creativity, honesty and a constant readiness to improvise that makes a brand like Baccarat a huge success that it is today (the new companies please pay special attention to this tiny pearl of wisdom). This company has made quite a name for itself by providing our homes and offices with the most spectacular crystal display items that one could ever dream of. It’s true when they say that these fellas create an ingenious handcrafted work while maintaining the highest standards of quality. Yep, what you end up getting is indeed a timeless item.

This time around Baccarat has decided to match brains and creativity with Thom Browne to come up with a special four-piece collection of crystal stemware. We are told, they had perpetuating the great French tradition of a cosmopolitan way of life on their minds when designing the tumblers.

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Wine drinking couldn’t be so tasteful and tantalising before. For starters, Swiss artist Sylvie Fluery has conceptualised a pair of limited edition crystal wine classes for Dom P’rignon. Well, the shape of the glasses has the same seductive elegance but with a sexy twist. Each comes with its own hand printed lipstick mark. That pretty much explains the title ‘Stolen Kisses’.

Expecting to be a collector’s item, each pair of glasses comes duly signed and numbered accompanied by a bottle of Dom Prignon’s Ros’ Vintage 1998. And there are only 999 of them available, which indicates a fleeting appearance in the markets.
So, if you want to be the proud owner of a pair. Keep 600 dollars ready in your purse and a spring in your step because only that will help you survive the long wait outside the select showrooms. Yep, the demand for Stolen Kisses is already high.
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Come a celebratory day and you love bathing in champagne because of its luxury respect (irrespective of the cheap one). But now there is a chance to add a dose of opulence to this even cheap or not form of champagne by serving them in a one of these two glasses. Priced at $400,000, the glasses are festooned with 1,700 white and pink diamonds with 8kg blocks of rock quartz crystal. Around 5 jewelers got engaged for long 3 months to design these glasses.

Designed by John Calleija, the glasses would be exhibited at his second store in London and then would ultimately be return to the home of the Melbourne businessman inked a deal with them and wish to turn them into family heirlooms.

Via Luxist