Simons Maison
Velvet Bow Glass Markers Set Of 6
Set of six wine glass markers, designed in Canada as a Simons Maison exclusive, featuring velvet bows in assorted colors with copper rings for slipping onto glass stems. Made from copper and polyester, each marker securely identifies a guest's glass to prevent mix-ups. Hand wash only; includes six markers per package.
- Material
- Copper and polyester
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware > Wine Glass Charms
Color
Size
Specifications
A set of 6 playful velvet bow glass markers for wine glasses.
Stylishly identify wine glasses with a playful touch.
- Material
- Copper and polyester
- Secondary
- polyester
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware > Wine Glass Charms
Additional Attributes
- playful
- stylish
- exclusive
- designed in Canada
- copper
- polyester
- hand wash only
- set of 6
Product Insights
The Velvet Bow Glass Markers Set Of 6, an exclusive Simons Maison design created in Canada, presents a refined way to identify wine glasses: each marker pairs a matte polyester velvet bow in one of six saturated hues with a copper ring that develops a one-of-a-kind patina over time, absorbing ambient light and moving silently against glass. The soft, flexible marker fits standard wine glass stems only—not thicker or stemless glasses—and requires hand washing to manage the copper's tarnish, with the velvet pile restored by brushing after drying, offering a tradeoff between elegant, quiet distinction and careful maintenance.
- Fit
Fits standard wine glass stems only; not for thicker or stemless glasses.
Why this is supported
The markers attach via a non-adjustable copper ring that slides over the stem. The manufacturer states they are
designed for standard wine glass stems.
Are these markers suitable for thicker stems, such as those on tumbler glasses or stemless wine glasses?For thicker stems or stemless glasses, the ring may not fit securely. They also recommend testing fit with your specific glasses, as the rings are non-adjustable.
- Care
Hand wash required; brush after drying to restore the velvet pile.
Why this is supported
The velvet bows require hand washing because the polyester fibers cannot withstand dishwasher heat and agitation.
The manufacturer recommends hand washing only
Do the copper parts tarnish over time, and what is the best way to clean them beyond hand washing?After washing, the pile may clump and appear crushed, but once the fabric is completely dry,
— this restores the plush texture.
- Copper tarnish
Copper ring patina can be polished to restore shine.
Why this is supported
The copper ring naturally develops patina over time,
developing a one-of-a-kind patina over time that signals the set's history
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — copper_ring_patinaThe manufacturer confirms:
Copper can tarnish over time with exposure to air and moisture.
Do the copper parts tarnish over time, and what is the best way to clean them beyond hand washing?Gentle hand polishing with a soft cloth can restore shine, but the patina can also be appreciated as a charm asset.
- Patina
Copper ring develops a one-of-a-kind patina and requires hand washing to manage tarnish
Why this is supported
Unlike inert silicone, the copper ring oxidizes and darkens with exposure,
developing a one-of-a-kind patina over time that signals the set's history — for a host who values wabi-sabi charm, this is an asset, not a flaw.
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — copper_ring_patinaThis aging is embraced as desirable, but the manufacturer also advises hand washing and gentle polishing to manage tarnish, as stated in the Q&A:
Copper can tarnish over time with exposure to air and moisture. The manufacturer recommends hand washing only; for tarnish, a gentle polish with a soft cloth may help
Do the copper parts tarnish over time, and what is the best way to clean them beyond hand washing?Thus, owners have a choice between preserving the bright finish or letting the patina develop.
- Noise
Copper ring and velvet bow are quiet against glass
Why this is supported
The velvet bow and copper ring are lightweight and soft, ensuring they are quiet during use. The Q&A explains:
The bows are made of polyester with a velvet-like texture, so they are soft and flexible. They are lightweight and should not make noise against the glass during typical use.
Are the velvet bows stiff or flexible, and do they make noise against the glass during use?- Texture & Sound
Soft, flexible, and silent against glass.
Why this is supported
The Q&A confirms that the bows are
soft and flexible
Are the velvet bows stiff or flexible, and do they make noise against the glass during use?and that they
should not make noise against the glass during typical use
Are the velvet bows stiff or flexible, and do they make noise against the glass during use?. Deep research adds that the velvet
feels quiet against glass stems
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — polyester_velvet_bow_construction, confirming a silent, draping texture.
- Light Absorption
Absorbs ambient light for a subdued, decorative presence.
Why this is supported
Deep research confirms that the matte velvet finish
absorbs light rather than reflecting it
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — polyester_velvet_bow_construction, creating a subdued, decorative presence that does not distract from the table setting.
- Material
Polyester velvet bows are matte and durable; copper rings patinate with age.
Why this is supported
The bows are made from polyester velvet, which is
a deliberate textural choice that reads as a decorative tabletop touch, contrasting with the glossy, wipe-clean finish of most silicone markers
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — polyester_velvet_bow_construction. The material
resists stretching, tearing, and pilling far better than natural velvet
How the velvet bows hold up over time — synthetic_fiber_resilience. Meanwhile, the copper rings are
developing a one-of-a-kind patina over time that signals the set's history
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — copper_ring_patina.
- Positioning
Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada.
Why this is supported
The set is
Stamped as a Simons Maison exclusive and designed in Canada, the set imports a boutique identity that generic silicone packs lack
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — simons_maison_exclusive_design.
- Design story
Exclusive to Simons Maison and designed in Canada, with a cohesive design across six colors.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified the product's exclusive and designed-in-Canada status from the official product description. Q&A research confirms that the six assorted colors share the same silhouette and hardware, creating a cohesive set positioned as a decorative tabletop accent rather than merely a functional identifier.
- Color variety
Six distinct velvet bows in saturated hues, exclusive to Simons Maison.
Why this is supported
The Q&A answer confirms that
The set includes 6 markers in assorted colors, so each one is likely a different color.
Do the markers come in assorted colors or designs, or are all six identical?Additionally, the product is
Stamped as a Simons Maison exclusive and designed in Canada, the set imports a boutique identity that generic silicone packs lack
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — simons_maison_exclusive_designTogether, these confirm the color variety and exclusive design origin.
- Elegance
Velvet bows absorb light and move silently; copper rings develop patina over time.
Why this is supported
The velvet pile creates a soft, matte surface that absorbs light:
The bows are made of polyester with a velvet-like pile, giving them a soft, matte surface that feels quiet against glass stems and absorbs light rather than reflecting it
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — polyester_velvet_bow_constructionThe bows are also lightweight and produce no noise:
The bows are made of polyester with a velvet-like texture, so they are soft and flexible. They are lightweight and should not make noise against the glass during typical use.
Are the velvet bows stiff or flexible, and do they make noise against the glass during use?Finally, the copper ring develops patina:
The copper attachment ring, unlike the inert silicone or plastic loops found on mass-market charms, oxidizes and darkens with atmospheric exposure, developing a one-of-a-kind patina over time that signals the set's history
How velvet charms compare to silicone alternatives — copper_ring_patinaThese aspects together create an evolving elegant presence.
Image Analysis
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Product
Six velvet bow-shaped wine glass markers attached to thin metal hoop rings, arranged on a light terrazzo surface with one bow placed around the base of a green-stemmed wine glass.
- Bow on glass baseA bright yellow velvet bow tied around the base of a green glass stem; bow has two looped ends and two flat tails with angled cut ends.
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x 0.36 · y 0.09 · w 0.28 · h 0.19 (high) - Dark green bow with ringA deep forest green velvet bow resting flat with its metal hoop partially visible above the bow.
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x 0.06 · y 0.46 · w 0.22 · h 0.20 (high) - White bow with ringA white velvet bow lying flat with the metal hoop visible behind the knot; tails extend downward.
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x 0.57 · y 0.39 · w 0.22 · h 0.20 (high) - Pink bow with ringA soft dusty pink velvet bow laid flat with looped ends and tails, metal hoop visible above the knot.
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x 0.24 · y 0.56 · w 0.26 · h 0.18 (high) - Olive green bow with ringA light olive-green velvet bow placed flat with its metal hoop visible at the top of the knot.
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x 0.64 · y 0.66 · w 0.22 · h 0.18 (high) - Burgundy bow with ringA deep red burgundy velvet bow lying flat near the bottom of the image with a visible metal hoop above the knot.
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x 0.18 · y 0.76 · w 0.28 · h 0.18 (high) - Metal hoop ringsThin circular metal rings attached to each bow, visible as silver hoops sitting at or just above the knots of the bows.
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x 0.06 · y 0.42 · w 0.80 · h 0.54 (medium) - Velvet textureAll bows have a soft, slightly lustrous velvet pile visible in highlights and nap direction differences on loops and tails.
Other
Close-up product styling shot on a light terrazzo surface with a single green-stemmed wine glass at top center; soft directional lighting casts subtle shadows and highlights on the velvet bows.
- Wine glass and surfaceA clear wine glass with a green stem and round green base sits near the top center of the image on a light beige terrazzo surface with scattered stone chips.
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x 0.28 · y 0.00 · w 0.44 · h 0.24 (high) - Background surface detailLight beige terrazzo tabletop with irregular pale and mid-tone stone fragments visible across the frame.
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x 0.00 · y 0.20 · w 1.00 · h 0.80 (high) - Lighting and shadowsSoft directional lighting from upper right creates gentle shadows under bows and a faint highlight on the glass base.
- Shot compositionTop-down angled close-up framing that captures the glass stem and an arrangement of six bows radiating below it.
Colors
golden yellow· yellow bowforest green· dark green bow#143B23clean white· white bow#F3F1ECdusty pink· pink bow#CAA59Colive green· olive green bow#7C6B14burgundy· burgundy bow#84031B- Bow on glass baseA bright yellow velvet bow tied around the base of a green glass stem; bow has two looped ends and two flat tails with angled cut ends.