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Emotion - Laguiole Heritage®
16-piece cutlery set

Sale price 69,90 €

The Laguiole Héritage® Emotion cutlery set embodies a fusion of traditional Thiers design and high-end hospitality standards. Built to last, this line is distinguished by its solid forged construction and the use of the finest stainless steels.
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Unlike standard stamped flatware, each piece here possesses a noticeable density and balance in the hand, with thicknesses reaching up to 5 mm. The mirror-polish finish and carefully smoothed edges make this set both aesthetically pleasing and particularly comfortable to the touch. This is an investment in reliable equipment, designed to withstand intensive daily use as well as festive dinners.

Key Features:

  • 18/10 Quality: High-resistance steel for lasting brilliance and absolute food neutrality.
  • Forged Structure: Robust monobloc manufacturing, will not bend.
  • Premium Thickness: Up to 5 mm thick for table pieces.
  • Contents: Complete set for 4 people (4 forks, 4 knives, 4 tablespoons, 4 teaspoons).

What are the technical specifications?

The quality of this flatware set relies on the precise selection of alloys and dimensions. Here are the detailed technical specifications:

Specification Technical Details
Composition 16 pieces (4-guest service)
Steel (Spoons & Forks) 18/10 Stainless Steel (18% Chromium, 10% Nickel)
Steel (Knives) 13% Stainless Steel (Z40C13 - Hardened for cutting)
Table Fork & Table Spoon Thickness 5 mm
Knife & Teaspoon Thickness 4 mm
Finish Mirror polished (Glossy)
Ergonomics Smoothed edges for mouth comfort

What are the product's main strengths?

The Superiority of 18/10 Stainless Steel

The "18/10" designation is not a mere marketing claim; it is a chemical composition standard.

  • 18% Chromium: This element provides the steel with its stainless resistance against water and air.
  • 10% Nickel: This addition is crucial. It stabilizes the alloy, guarantees total food neutrality (no taste transfer), and delivers that lasting, brilliant shine.

A Solid Forged Construction

Unlike stamped flatware (cut out from a thin sheet of metal), the pieces in the Emotion range are forged. This means the material is heated and shaped in a solid mass. The result is immediately felt when held: the flatware is heavy, rigid, and will never bend under pressure. With a 5 mm thickness for the larger pieces, this set meets fine dining industry standards.

Comfort and Smoothed Edges

Quality flatware is also judged by its finishing details. On this model, special attention has been paid to the contours. The edges are "smoothed," meaning they are polished to eliminate any sharp angles. Whether on the handle or the bowl of the spoon, contact with your hands and mouth feels silky and fluid.

How to care for this flatware?

Thanks to its 18/10 stainless steel composition, this flatware set is designed to simplify daily life while remaining elegant.

Dishwasher: The flatware is completely dishwasher safe. 18/10 steel resists corrosion very well in humid environments.

Tips for Shine: To preserve that day-one "mirror" brilliance, we recommend that you:

  • Rinse the flatware if you do not run the dishwasher immediately (food acids can cause staining over time).
  • Do not mix stainless steel with silver or other metals in the same flatware basket.
  • Wipe the flatware with a soft cloth if water spots (limescale) persist after drying.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why isn't the knife made of 18/10 steel?

This is an unavoidable metallurgical constraint. 18/10 stainless steel (which contains nickel) is too soft to maintain an effective sharp edge. For knives, we use a specific steel rich in chromium (13%) that can be hardened (tempered). This ensures efficient and durable cutting performance for your meats.

Are these flatware pieces magnetic?

This is an excellent way to check steel quality: the knives will be magnetic because they contain very little nickel to optimize cutting performance. Conversely, the 18/10 forks and spoons will be barely magnetic or not magnetic at all, proving their high content of anti-corrosion nickel.

What is the difference between forged and stamped?

Stamped flatware is cut out from a sheet of metal (like a cookie cutter) and is often flat and lightweight. Forged flatware, like the Emotion model, is hot-formed from a cylindrical metal bar. This allows for the creation of volume and curves, giving the pieces their characteristic solid thickness and robustness.

Is the bee logo glued on?

No, on the Emotion range, the Laguiole Héritage® bee is not an attached or welded piece. It is stamped directly into the solid steel mass during forging. This ensures it will never come off and makes cleaning easier by eliminating areas where residue could get trapped.