SplitGlass Origini Glass Stems - Black, Aluminium

The SplitGlass Origini wine glass stems offer a clever modular solution, with a magnet in the top of each stem that centres and attracts the base of the glass for a quick, secure connection. The aluminium construction features a slender profile and smooth finish that feels comfortable in hand, while a 7.5 cm base diameter and 12.5 cm height keep the glass stable on the table. Compatible with the SplitGlass and SplitGlass Easy collections, these stems let you mix and swap components freely. The set includes 2 pieces, and SplitGlass bowls are sold separately.

When your glassware cabinet is bursting at the seams, the aluminium SplitGlass Origini wine glass stems by Trebonn come to the rescue with clever magnetic magic. In the blink of an eye, they transform low tumblers into sleek, stemmed glasses perfectly suited for serving your favourite vintage.Advantages:The Origini collection pays tribute to Italy's most celebrated wine-making regions.A magnet embedded in the top of the stem automatically centres and attracts the base of the glass, allowing you to instantly snap the bowl and stem together.This modular system converts tumblers into elegant wine glasses, making it easier to keep your kitchen cabinets neat and clutter-free.Crafted from aluminium, the slender profile boasts a smooth finish that feels wonderfully comfortable in hand while raising a toast.A generous base diameter of 7.5 cm and a height of 12.5 cm ensure that the glass stands firmly and stably on the table.Pieces from the Origini line are compatible with the SplitGlass and SplitGlass Easy collections, which gives you total freedom to mix, match, and swap components.The set includes 2 pieces, allowing you to effortlessly create a pair of glasses for a shared dinner.Good to know:SplitGlass bowls are not included in the set and are available separately.Snapping a wine glass together in a single motion looks like a neat party trick at dinner, even if it is just clever physics and a trusty magnet. The real fun begins when a guest heads to the kitchen for a top-up and instinctively takes just the tumbler, leaving the stem behind.