Jue Forks Set of 8 Stainless Steel Flatware Sets 18/10 Vacuum plating Black
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<li>Forks Set Food grade 304 stainless steel material 18/10. High cost optimal steel, health material cleaning can be seen.Fashionable modelling, humanization design, elegant streamline.The display is a light black handle with a vacuum electroplating, a semi - light design and a more personalized appearance.Healthy material, choose 18/10 stainless steel seamless design, strong and durable.Mirror polished, 24 process integrated, simple texture light, and easy to clean, do not pollute</li>
<li>Every once in a while we all like to throw dinner parties. Whether we are celebrating a milestone in life, or bidding someone a farewell, we always want to make sure we celebrate in style. These are the times that we break out the fine china and silverware. But what kind of silverware is best? Have you considered Jue’s Stainless Steel Flatware Sets.Forks Set Black</li>
<li>Now let us take a look at Jue’s Stainless Steel Flatware Set. Jue’s Flatware Set not only has 18% chromium and 10% nickel, but it also has a beautifully constructed black gold-plated handle for comfort and added style.Fork stainless steel</li>
<li>Forks Set of 8:Have you noticed that when shopping for silverware you will see numbers such as 18/10, 18/8, 18/0, or even 13/0? These numbers represent the amount of chromium and nickel present in the silverware. The first number, normally 18, represents the percentage of chromium (18% or 13%) while the second number represents the percentage of nickel.dishwasher safe.</li>
<li>The chromium is what makes the silverware resistant to rust. The nickel is what gives the silverware that brilliant shine and elegance mimicking the appearance of actual silver. So when hosting a dinner party, or even when adding a touch of elegance to your fine china, using a silverware with a higher percentage of chromium and nickel may be what you need. However, if you are looking for something that is cheap, with no shine, than choosing silverware with 0% nickel may be best for you.</li>
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