"Beautiful Creatures" Champagne goblets by Sieger by Fürstenberg

The "Sip of Gold Beautiful Creatures" Champagne goblets from Sieger by Fürstenberg pay tribute to the beauty and variety of the animal species on our planet. The wafer-thin porcelain tumblers with gold-plated interiors are colourfully decorated with elephants, tigers, polar bears, blue whales, octopuses, kiwis and sharks. The seven animal species are located in different regions of the earth and represent the beauty, but also the vulnerability of nature.

With these tumblers Sieger by Fürstenberg wants to send an important message: wild animals living in their natural habitats are endangered and need our protection. That’s why part of the proceeds will be donated to the wildlife rescue organisation National Park Rescue.

Sip of Gold – Gleam of pure gold
Completely handcrafted in Germany, each Sieger by Fürstenberg Champagne goblet is unique, combining wafer-thin porcelain with shiny precious metal. Refined on the inside with 24 carats, hundreds of reflections are created in combination with a drink, creating the eponymous impression of liquid gold. The goblets are just as appealing to drink from as they are to look at: delicate and wafer-thin, with a wall thickness of around two millimeters, they sit lightly and elegantly in the hand.

The porcelain goblets are packed in an exclusive gift box. Thus they are ideal as a gift.

• The delivery time for each item is shown in the following table.
• The shipping costs for the destination U.S.A. are US $ 35.00.
• Artedona ships globally, mainly with UPS. Within Germany you can also choose to have your order shipped with DHL. Available shipping options are shown during check-out.
• For your inquiries, please call us at +49 (89) 45 69 20 66.

Purchasing a tumbler from the "Beautiful Creatures" collection helps to support the vital work of the wildlife rescue organisation National Park Rescue (NPR). Their ranger and patrol teams protect African national parks and the wild animals that live there in their natural habitats, and operate strategically targeted projects to ensure their long-term survival.