Crystal Champagne Flutes
- Hand-blown lead-free crystal
- Shimmering vacuum ion-plated finish
- Ultra-thin laser-cut rim
- Dishwasher safe
- Free US shipping on every order
Raise a glass worth remembering. Luxrify champagne flutes are hand-blown from lead-free crystal by trained artisans, with a vacuum ion-plated finish that shimmers under candle- and string-light and an ultra-thin, laser cold-cut rim for a smooth sip.
In iridescent and amber, they turn a toast into a moment — ideal for weddings, anniversaries and New Year's Eve. Dishwasher safe and sold in matched sets, with free US shipping on every order and 30-day returns.
Frequently asked questions
Are these champagne flutes good for weddings?
Yes. Their slender silhouette and shimmering finish make them a popular wedding and toast choice, and they come in matched sets.
How many glasses of champagne are in a bottle?
A standard 750 ml bottle pours five to six flutes at 4–5 oz each. Our flutes hold 6.8 fl oz, so there is headroom for the foam.
Is the colour food-safe, and will it wash off?
The colour is applied through a vacuum ion plating process with a coating that contains no harmful elements, and it is bonded to the glass so it won't wash off with normal washing. The glass itself is lead-free crystal.
Can champagne flutes go in the dishwasher?
Yes, all Luxrify champagne flutes are dishwasher safe and the finish will not wash off.
Can I use them for prosecco and cava?
Yes. Any sparkling wine works in a flute; the narrow shape helps hold the bubbles.
How long does shipping take?
Shipping is free on every US order. Orders leave our warehouse within 1–2 business days and US transit usually takes 3–7 days, with tracking. We currently ship within the US only, and unused items can be returned within 30 days of delivery.
Buying advice
- Champagne Flute vs Coupe vs Tulip: Which Glass Is Best?
- How Many Glasses in a Bottle of Champagne? The Math
- Best Champagne Glasses for Weddings and Toasts
- How to Pour Champagne Correctly Without Losing Bubbles
- Best Prosecco Glasses: Italian Sparkling Deserves Its Own Glass
- The Luxrify Champagne Glass Guide


