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Colorful Mismatched Tumbler Set

Set your table with this eclectic group of glasses and you'll not only have a colorful display but there won't be any worries about whose glass is whose. Designed by Pols Potten and imported from Amsterdam, the set consists of 6 glasses, all in distinctly different colors and patterns. The only constants between them are their conical shape and a theme of bright jewel tones like violet, ink, and seagreen. Whimsical polka dots and classic stripes will fit the mood and personality of every guest. $99

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Glass of Truth Tumblers

by Nicole Weston (RSS feed) —

Filed under: Wine

Forget about regular wine glasses the next time you're opening a favorite bottle of red. These Glass of Truth Tumblers not only have an unusual elegance about them, but they are designed to deliver the best wine experience by "releasing aromas and unlocking subtle flavors" as the slight warmth from your fingertips slowely spreads throughout the wine. While they may be for wine, we won't tell if you replace your regular juice glasses with them, either. The glasses are made in the Czech Republic. Price: $38 for a pair.

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Hermes Crystal Carafe and Tumblers

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Filed under: Spirits

The Hermes Crystal Carafe has a beautiful design and is perfect for serving your favorite liquor or even something as simple as orange juice at a relaxing brunch. There is no question that Hermes meant this carafe as a way to spoil yourself because it comes with only one matching tumbler. Both the carafe and tumbler have the Hermes logo embossed on the side. Made of crystal, each piece is quite solid, but finely crafted with the precision and attention to detail that Hermes is known for. In a very slightly different style, Hermes also makes Carafe/Tumbler sets in Amber and Amber Satine, which has a brushed, opaque finish. All sets are $395.