Pinti Alchimique Settecento Gold Cutlery Set 24 Pcs

The Alchimique Settecento Cutlery by Pinti are true jewels on the table, precious and refined. These cutlery are extremely resistant to wear, hygienically safe and easily washable in the dishwasher. Gift box

• Packaged in a gift box consisting of:
  • 6 table knives
  • 6 table forks
  • 6 tablespoons table
  • 6 coffee spoons
• 18/10 stainless steel material
• PVD finish in antique gold
• Thickness 3 mm
• Settecento Stone Washed Alchinique Gold Collection by Pinti 1929
• Hygienic, perfectly compatible with food substances
• Dishwasher safe
• Exceptional surface hardness (1000-2500hv)
• High resistance to wear and abrasion
• Color inalterability to UV rays
• Resistance to acid solvents, alkalis and household products.
• Sweating resistance
• Hypoallergenicity compliant with the Ministerial Decree of 03/21/1973
• Insignificant ecological impact
• Corrosion resistance in use superior to any other surface treatment.
• Produced in Italy

The Settecento Stone Washed Collection by Pinti was born from the desire to enhance one's table in perfect retro style with articles refined and of excellent workmanship. The products, carefully selected in the Pintinox and Pinti 1929 ranges, are antiqued with a special process called Stone Wash: the result is a product that is unique in appearance and qualitatively perfect. To guarantee a high standard of quality, all the knives have been resharpened after undergoing the Stone Wash treatment.Alchimique Gold is a particular metal finish in retro style that makes the cutlery exclusive and particular, true jewels on the table.

The PVD – Physical Vapor Deposition – it is a technology used for the deposition of thin metal films on different types of substrates. The process takes place under vacuum, where the metals that are intended to be deposited are evaporated (such as zirconium, titanium, chromium). The metal ions, due to the kinetic energy possessed and the potential difference applied to the piece to be coated, are attracted to the surface of the objects, where they condense and form the desired coating by combining with a process gas. Added to this is the possibility of obtaining different types of colors without altering the typical shine of steel nor the non-toxicity of the product, which can therefore come into contact with food. The PVD coating, typically with a thickness of between 0.2 μm and 2 μm, has excellent characteristics both from an aesthetic point of view and in terms of durability over time.