I was pleasantly surprised by the visual appeal of these silverware. They look so elegant and classy and are perfect for those special dinners where you want to impress someone.
These have a slightly heavier feel then my silverware but its not noticeable during everyday use. They actually wear much better than I had anticipated also. The first photo is when I opened the package right after receiving them. The picture of the spoon (their is no design on the spoon, it is a reflection of my lamp) is after a week of use. I cleaned them by hand some days and other times they went through the dishwasher (I believe on 3 occasions for the dishwasher and I washed them by hand 4-5 times).

I bought the first set trying out and I love it so got the 2nd set. Even thou it’s made in china but the quality is good for daily use

Need a gold flatware set for a special event and I am very pleased. No issues washing in the dishwasher. Nice weight, easy to hold. No discoloration.

These are absolutely beautiful! I am planning on ordering another set as well because of how great the quality was. They are just absolutely gorgeous! They arrived each individually wrapped with a rubber band holding them together. They are just perfect for what I was looking for. This is hands down the best flatware set I've owned.

I love this set. Goes great with my plates. I love the black stainless steel.

These are beautiful! I bought one set of the rose gold to test out and see how they felt and looked in person. They look way more expensive than they are. I have washed them in the dishwasher a few times and so far they still are looking great. Going to go ahead and order another set.

This is a beautiful set! It is medium to almost light weight, but not in a cheap feeling in the hand kind of way. The edges are nice and smooth as opposed to some rough cut silverware that you would find in some cheaper restaurants. I haven’t owned the set for very long and only handwash all of my dishes. So far there is no sign of fade or wear. There can be some water spots if they air dry, but that doesn’t bother me, as I know they are clean and would come out the same if washed in a dishwasher (but may wear faster). If I really feel the pressure to have spotless flatware, I’ll guess I would hand dry them. While I have not had an issue, Berglander appears to stand behind its products. They included a quality guarantee certificate that looks and feels similar to a credit card, with an individual number on it. The silverware came in a rather small, relatively plain, slightly dated box compared to anything you would find in a store. I do not have an issue with the packaging whatsoever, but I had seen some reviews where people marked a product down one or more stars because the packaging basically wasn’t a display case. Whether the set is for yourself or a gift, don’t mark it down because of the packaging. No one but miserable people with nothing better to complain about will give a rip about the packaging in a very short amount of time. There is contact information stating to use it if there are any issues with quality. I am including pics of the set, the warranty certificate card, and the packaging. Overall, I am very happy with this set and would buy again.

I was looking for a set that was fancier for dinner parties than my plain silver set. This is perfect! It’s so chic and expensive looking and my guests comment all the time asking where I got it. I’ll be getting another set!

I Purchased 2 Sets of this Flatware. I am Totally In Love with their beautiful Design and their Gorgeous Copper Color. Deffinatly a Great Buy.

Rose gold and copper have been the latest craze in all types of electronics, flatware, serveware, jewelry, etc. We are not immune.

We have two sets of flatware at the moment: The nicer stainless steel 18/10 40-piece set from Towle (purchased more than a decade ago for around $80 from Crate & Barrel) that we keep for special occasions in felt flatware storage, and our daily don't care if we lose it cheapo Förnuft set ($9.99 for 20 pieces) from IKEA. Well, true to the whole don't care if we lose it, mantra, we've lost 30% of the cheap utensils, and hence I was looking to either use the Towle set as our new daily and buy a nicer set for formal, or replace the daily with a nicer set than just IKEA.

We're not fancy people in general (remember the whole shopping at IKEA reference?) so it's a bit hard to plunk down money even if it's for something we use daily for a decade or more. But, we all have to grow up sometime, and this Berglander set seemed to be a cross between nicer than IKEA but won't kill me if things go bad. In other words, it might possibly be a good value for the modern style, expensive look, and as a trial for this type of titanium plated stainless steel. I've had it for just a day, though, so I can't yet comment on its longevity and ability to withstand daily dishwashing and a hectic family. BUT, what I will say is that it's just the right size for daily use, and the perfect color, balance, and modern style to use for a more formal occasion.

My favorite part, though, as you'll see in the associated photo, is that there is no branding on the back of the utensils. None of this Towle, 18/10, China or IKEA, made in People's R. of China nonsense. It's a clean unstamped flatware in rose gold or copper. Very pleasing to the eye.

The photo shows, from left to right:

1. The back of my Towle dinner fork, with the 18/10 stamping.
2. The front of my Towle dinner fork, slightly shorter than this Berglander rose gold dinner fork, but not by much.
3. The back of the Berglander rose gold dinner fork. (No imprints!)
4. The front of the Berglander rose gold dinner fork.
5. The front of the IKEA Förnuft flatware, a bit shorter than the Berglander rose gold dinner fork.