Stainless Steel Cutlery Set, 4-Pieces, Silver mate finish

Matte Finish Aesthetics: The silver matte finish offers a sophisticated, understated elegance that resists fingerprints and smudges better than a polished finish, maintaining a clean, modern look for both casual and formal dining. Durable Stainless Steel: Likely made of 18/10 stainless steel (18% chromium, 10% nickel), ensuring excellent corrosion resistance, durability (lasting 10+ years), and food safety with no metallic taste. Low Maintenance: The matte finish and stainless-steel construction make it dishwasher-safe and resistant to tarnishing, simplifying care while maintaining its sleek appearance. The matte finish’s smudge-resistant quality, combined with the durability and ergonomic design, makes this set both practical and stylish for everyday or special occasion.

Teaspoon: 6 inches Dinner Spoon: 7.12 inches Dinner Fork: 8.2 inches Dinner Knife: 9 inch

Packaging: Type: Typically, such sets come in a protective sleeve or a premium gift box to ensure safe storage and an appealing presentation, especially for gifting. Gift Box (Most Common): A sturdy, rectangular cardboard box (often ~10 x 4 x 1.5 inches / 25.4 x 10.2 x 3.8 cm) with a hinged or slide-out lid. The exterior might have a minimalist design (e.g., silver, black, or white) with branding or a clear window to display the utensils. Interior: Foam or fabric-lined inserts with cutouts to hold each utensil securely, preventing scratches or movement during transport. The lining might be black. Alternative Packaging: A simpler option could be a plastic sleeve or a drawstring pouch (e.g., microfiber or velvet, ~10 x 5 inches / 25.4 x 12.7 cm), though a gift box is more likely for a set with this finish. Protective Wrapping: Each utensil may be individually wrapped in a thin plastic film or tissue paper to prevent scratches during shipping or storage. Additional Items in Packaging: Care Instructions Card: A small card or pamphlet detailing care tips for the matte finish. Branding/Label: A label or sticker on the box with the brand name, product description.

Cleaning: Dishwasher-Safe: The stainless steel with a matte finish is generally safe for dishwasher use. Place utensils with space between them to avoid scratching and use a gentle cycle to maintain the finish. Hand Washing Preferred: For best results, hand wash with warm water, mild dish soap, and a soft sponge or cloth to preserve the matte finish. Avoid abrasive scrubbers (e.g., steel wool), as they can scratch the surface and ruin the matte texture. Drying: Dry immediately with a soft, lint-free cloth to prevent water spots or mineral deposits, which can be more visible on a matte finish, especially in areas with hard water. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use bleach, chlorine-based cleaners, or acidic solutions (e.g., vinegar), as they can cause pitting or corrosion on stainless steel over time. Storage: Store in a dry place, preferably in a cutlery tray, protective sleeve, or the original gift box (if provided) to prevent scratches on the matte finish. Avoid stacking directly with other metal objects to reduce the risk of abrasions. Avoid Prolonged Soaking: Don’t soak in water for extended periods, as this can lead to water spots or potential corrosion, though stainless steel is highly resistant. Polishing: If the matte finish dulls or shows minor scratches, gently buff with a soft cloth and a small amount of stainless-steel polish or a baking soda-water paste. Wipe in the direction of the finish to avoid creating new scratches, then rinse and dry thoroughly. Avoid High Heat: Don’t leave utensils in hot pots or pans, as extreme heat can cause warping of the stainless steel.