About this pattern

Gio 925 Sterling Silver Cutlery

Gio's gracefully curved handles culminate in a spherical end; its smooth lines and seamless flow make it a delight to hold and a talking point at any dinner. Handmade in Germany by Robbe & Berking, founded in Flensburg in 1874, Gio is crafted in hallmarked 925 sterling silver and made to last for generations.

Its craftsmanship is trusted by Michelin-starred restaurants. Every piece is dishwasher safe, and availability is guaranteed until at least 2040. Engraving and personalisation are available. Choose a complete set or individual pieces.

The Gio collection in 925 sterling silver spans everything from the place setting to specialist serving pieces. Choose a complete set for six, eight or twelve, or build your service piece by piece.

Crafted from hallmarked 925 sterling silver, it is made to last for generations, and is handmade in Germany by Robbe & Berking. All pieces are dishwasher safe. Availability of the pattern is guaranteed until at least 2040. Engraving and personalisation are available.

Features of the Robbe & Berking Sterling Silver Collection

  • Hallmarked 925 sterling silver
  • Exceptional European silversmithing
  • Graceful proportions and superb balance
  • Heirloom quality with lasting value
  • Traditional and contemporary — 25 designs
  • Pricing yet to reflect recent silver rises
925 sterling silver

925 sterling silver

Natural lustre, warmth and balance — a presence no other material can replicate.

World-class silversmithing

World-class silversmithing

From one of the world's leading silverware makers, refined and timeless.

A price advantage

A price advantage

Large finished stock and advance silver buying have kept prices below today's silver market.

Robbe & Berking
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Robbe & Berking

About the brand

Founded in Flensburg, Germany in 1874 by Nicolaus Christoph Robbe, Robbe & Berking is now led by the fifth generation of the family — Europe's foremost manufacturer of silver cutlery.

Many pieces are still handmade by master silversmiths. Its 60-micron silver plate is around three times thicker than conventional plate, and knife blades use an exclusive molybdenum-vanadium steel.

From the Art Deco collection of 1929 to today's barware and Barbecue Collection, its 22 sterling silver designs are promised to remain available until at least 2040.

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