Saint-Louis Amadeus Stemware

The Saint-Louis Amadeus Stemware collection brings together the foundational pieces of one of the maison’s most celebrated series: three stemware glasses in graduated sizes alongside a champagne flute. Each glass pairs a generously rounded bowl with a slender, drawn stem, creating a silhouette that is both graceful and purposeful at the table. The clear forms read as quietly refined against any setting, whether arranged for a formal dinner service or mixed with the collection’s colored hock glasses for a more expressive presentation.

Every piece in the Amadeus collection is mouth-blown and hand-cut by master artisans at the Cristallerie Saint-Louis in Lorraine, France. The bowl, stem, and foot are each formed separately and then assembled by hand using techniques transmitted through generations of the maison’s glassmakers. A delicate ring decoration marks the junction of bowl and stem, lending each glass a measured rhythm and tactile detail that rewards close attention. Seven artisans contribute their expertise to each single glass over the course of three days.

The Amadeus collection takes its name and spirit from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, whose music achieves an impression of effortless beauty through extraordinary discipline and craft. Saint-Louis conceived the collection as a parallel: forms that appear to have arrived at their elegance naturally, concealing the virtuosity required to realize them. Amadeus is produced at the Cristallerie Saint-Louis in Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche, Lorraine, the oldest crystal manufactory in Europe, which has held the title of Royal Cristallerie since 1781.