Stelton cutlery in stainless - from Aztec to Una

Stelton cutlery in stainless - from Aztec to Una

9 collections

stainlessEM
EMEM was created in 1995 and reflects the sleek, minimalistic design of Erik Magnussen, which he has shown in so many of his other products designed for Stelton. Its satin-polished stainless steel surface and modern styling with a slight concave curve incorporated in its design gives it its distinctive note among cutlery patterns. Stelton EM accentuates the very best of Scandinavian design in an astounding simple way. \Only true masterpieces reach the level of combining functionality and design in such a perfect symbiosis as Erik Magnussen did when he created Stelton EM .
stainlessPrisme
PrismePrisme is a simple and beautiful cutlery in a timeless and still modern design - a real classic. Stelton Prisme was designed in 1960 by Silversmith Jørgen Dahlerup and designer Gert Holbek. The cutlery received a prize in a competition held by the Danish Goldsmiths council, being an innovative cutlery; it was immediately put into production.Characteristic for Prisme is the special form language. Despite of the success, the company producing the legendary cutlery put it to an end. Now the brand has included Stelton Prisme in Stelton norstaal, a line consisting of 9 different cutlery patterns.

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Stainless steel of home products is an alloy of steel, chrome and nickel which is dishwasher safe and resistant to corrosion by light organic and inorganic acids and water. To the cleaned steel the elements chrome (Cr) and nickel (Ni) are added and provide the corrosion resistance and the softer shine which can be noticed on closer inspection. High-grade steel - stainless steel can also contain other elements like molybdenum, vanadium and other more, however, common 18/10 steels with 18% of chrome and 10% of nickel is very popular. For low demands 18/0 steel is offered which contains no nickel and is notably less corrosion-resistant and shining.