Colourful Martini Glasses Set Of 2

Verified claims

Durability

Dishwasher safe and resistant to scratches, stains, and thermal shock.

Design exclusivity

Simons Maison exclusive tricolour design from Canada.

Care

Dishwasher safe, unlike the matching colour cocktail glasses.

Value

At 35 CAD, it costs roughly half the price of comparable designer borosilicate martini sets.

Colour integrity

Tricolour effect is permanently fused into the glass, resisting fading, chipping, and differential staining.

Practical shape

The 4.25-inch rim reduces slosh from a standard 3–4 ounce pour.

Spill resistance

Securely holds 3-4 oz pours without sloshing when tilted.

Proportions

At 4.25 in wide and 6.5 in tall, it is taller than plastic martini glasses but more compact than typical borosilicate ones.

Lead-free

Borosilicate glass is lead-free; fused colors add no lead-based pigments.

Product record

Title

Colourful Martini Glasses Set Of 2

Brand

Simons Maison

Price

35 CAD

Availability

In stock

How borosilicate glass holds up in a home bar

• Unlike many glasses that develop a cloudy film from hard water and detergent residue, borosilicate retains its crystal-clear transparency through countless dishwasher cycles, preserving the bold tricolour effect.
• The inherent scratch resistance of borosilicate glass means the tricoloured fused surface withstands stirring, stacking, and regular handling without developing micro-scratches that dull the vibrancy over time.
• The 4.25-inch diameter is broader than many standard martini glasses, offering a more stable footing and a generous canvas for garnishes, while the 6.5-inch height preserves the classic elegant line.
• Borosilicate’s non-porous surface won't absorb pigments from deeply colored cocktails like Negronis or espresso martinis, so the glasses remain stain-free and odorless even after repeated use.
• Borosilicate’s resistance to thermal and chemical degradation means the convenience of dishwasher cleaning doesn’t come at the cost of surface dulling or etching, so the glasses remain pristine through daily use.

Fit and function for classic martinis

• With a 4.25-inch top diameter, this glass sidesteps the slosh-prone wide-bowl problem of many modern martini glasses—bartenders observe that any pour over 3 ounces risks spilling from a tilted V-glass, so the narrower opening contains a standard 3–4 ounce cocktail more securely while preserving the classic V-silhouette for visual presence.
• At 6.5 inches, this glass stands roughly three-quarters of an inch taller than common 6-ounce plastic martini glasses of the same 4.25-inch diameter (often 5.75 inches), giving it a longer stem that enhances the elegance of the cocktail presentation without increasing the footprint.
• Compared to the typical borosilicate martini glass—such as Urban Nature Culture’s 5.12-inch diameter, 7.09-inch tall version—this Simons Maison set reduces rim width and overall height by nearly an inch in each dimension, making it a more intimate, less imposing stem that still reads clearly as a ceremonial martini glass.

Dishwasher safety and long-term colour retention

• The smooth, non-porous borosilicate surface naturally repels detergent residues and mineral deposits that cause filming and scratching, helping the glasses maintain their crystal-clear transparency and sleek feel through years of dishwasher use.

Value among affordable colourful martini glasses

• At $17.50 per stem, these are a rare entry in the sub-$20 borosilicate martini category: many budget-oriented martini sets — like the often-recommended Libbey Vina 6-piece set at $40 USD — use standard glass rather than the more thermal-shock-resistant, durable borosilicate employed here.
• At a list price of $35 CAD for two, the Simons Maison set costs roughly half as much as the comparable Borosilicate Martini Glasses Perle from Westwing (£34.99 / ~$60 CAD) and less than half the $69 AUD Bodum MoMA borosilicate set, making it one of the most aggressively priced borosilicate martini glasses on the market.
• The tricoloured, Canadian-designed aesthetic is a Simons Maison exclusive — a design not replicated by other retailers, giving these glasses a level of distinctiveness usually associated with boutique or limited-run glassware, all within a budget-friendly set.