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Renowned for their exceptional clarity, brilliance, and often magnificent hand-cut patterns, Bohemian crystal glasses are an outstanding choice for your table.
Their reputation soared during the 18th century, when they managed to surpass Venetian & French glassware on royal tables.
Wine, whiskey, cognac, brandy, and more…
Our curated selection showcases the creations of Bohemia’s leading crystal manufacturer: Moser. A prestigious crystal house that has handcrafted every single glass using traditional techniques since 1857. All made from lead-free crystal to protect your health and the environment.
Deliberately expensive creations that certainly aren’t for everyone. But at Cristal Art & Déco, we choose artisanal excellence and exclusivity… over mass-market appeal.
Looking for champagne flutes? Visit our curated selection of Bohemian crystal champagne flutes.
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As we mentioned above, Bohemian crystal glasses have earned a worldwide reputation over time as the glassware of choice for special occasions, prestigious dining tables… and gifts!
Why?
Because of their unique composition and the quality of the raw materials sourced from the famous “Crystal Valley”, Bohemian crystal is considered among the most radiant and brilliant crystal in the world.
Historically, these qualities were attributed to a lead content of at least 24%.
But we’ve chosen to work primarily with Moser, Bohemia’s most prestigious & renowned crystal manufacturer.
A crystal house that made a bold decision: to produce exclusively LEAD-FREE crystal pieces as early as 1893…
We explore this subject in detail in our article on the composition of crystal.
But in short:
The tradition of using lead in crystal may well be shaken in the coming years following a decision by European and French authorities to ban lead entirely.
A decision that is disrupting the major French crystal houses that built their reputations on it.
But not Moser, Bohemia’s leading crystal manufacturer, which we’re proud to count among the brands we represent as one of its leading retailers in France.
In fact, Moser made the bold move to embrace lead-free crystal back in 1893!
A bold choice, because:
But thanks to the excellence of its artisans and a formula the crystal house has kept closely guarded for 133 years, that decision helped make Moser one of the world’s leading names in luxury crystal glassware.
And THE leading name in prestigious Bohemian crystal glasses.
So, as you’ve probably gathered, treating yourself to Bohemian crystal glasses, especially those made by Moser, means:
Yes, indeed… despite what some might think, lead-free crystal isn’t a “cheap” version of crystal.
On the contrary, it’s a more environmentally friendly option, better for your health… and every bit as prestigious.
And to prove it, you don’t have to look far. Just consider Moser’s clientele since its founding:
– Presidents.
– Royal families.
– Fine-dining restaurants.
– Luxury hotels.
And more.
Some of the most notable?
All won over by Moser’s artisanal excellence and the more than 800 years of heritage these glasses represent.
That’s why we fully stand behind the premium prices of our selection. Our glasses certainly aren’t for everyone:
❌ If you’re looking for a $20 set, our store isn’t for you.
✅ If you’re looking for glasses that will grace your table, and those of your children & grandchildren, for generations to come… welcome.
We know this answer can be frustrating. But… it depends.
Prices vary enormously depending on the reputation of the crystal manufacturer and the production method.
A mouth-blown, hand-cut Bohemian crystal glass will always cost more than a mass-produced, machine-made glass.
That’s why market prices can range from a few dozen euros for a set of several glasses to several thousand euros for ONE SINGLE glass.
Now, keep one very important thing in mind:
Bohemian crystal has earned its reputation for its unparalleled brilliance and radiance, certainly. But also for its artisanal origins.
So if you want authentic Bohemian crystal glasses made in keeping with the finest Czech traditions, you’ll need to be prepared to pay for that craftsmanship.
And whatever anyone tells you online, a set of Bohemian crystal glasses costing just a few dozen euros… you can be sure it isn’t authentic.
The tests are, quite frankly, similar to those for crystal in general: sound, light refraction, weight, feel, and makers’ marks.
To learn more, we invite you to read our dedicated article: “How can you tell if crystal is real?”.
NO, NEVER.
To be a little more precise, we’re talking here about authentic Bohemian crystal glasses.
Of course, some companies now mass-produce glasses that hold up very well in the dishwasher. But these are generally made from crystalline glass or resonant glassware, not Bohemian crystal.
As for us, every glass we offer must be washed by hand. To help you care for yours, we once again invite you to read our dedicated guide: “How do you clean your crystal pieces?”
Historically, the difference comes down to 2 main points:
Yes, Bohemian crystal has historically contained 24% lead. This has contributed to its reputation as the purest, most brilliant, and most radiant crystal in the world.
But no, this lead content isn’t dangerous to your health. The amount is far too small to pose any danger, and the lead is trapped within the glass structure, which limits its release.
In any case, with Moser’s lead-free crystal creations, that question no longer arises 😉
Yes, of course. We’d even say that’s one of their main purposes, given their exceptional radiance and brilliance.
And with all those hand-cut patterns, you’re spoiled for choice!
BUT HOLD ON:
When we talk about gifts, why is it always about other people? You can absolutely treat yourself to a beautiful set of glasses… for yourself. After all, who deserves them more than you?
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Having trouble choosing? Still have questions? Get in touch, and Jules (the owner) will personally reply:
– Email: contact@cristalartdeco.com.
– Phone: +33 7 43 68 24 78 (please leave a message if there’s no answer).