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Question: is this set actually 18/10 or 18/0 stainless steel?
Document: If the stainless the first reviewer has in her hand is 18/10, then Ginkgo has changed the composition of its stainless in the past three years. I, too, have a piece in my hand and it is 18/0 (purchased within the past month). Stainless steel used in flatware is a composite of different steels and varies in terms of grades for different uses.
We got these as a wedding present a year ago, and so far they are excellent. This is our first Ginkgo flatware set, and we are very satisfied with them. You get 5 pieces for 4 place settings: 2 forks, a knife, and a large and small spoon. These are constructed of stamped thick-guage 18/10 stainless steel, which is the norm for flatware. The thickness of the steel makes them heavy and very resistant to bending.
Ginkgo used to make their Varberg flatware with 18/10 stainless. I think around two years ago, due to rising prices of the 18/10 stainless, they began making their Varberg flatware using 18/0 stainless. The description for this product is out-of-date. The product currently being advertised is made of 18/0 stainless, which agrees with the product features listed.That said, the Varberg design is exquisite.
When other reviewers claim this set is 18/10, that is NOT helpful. My set just arrived and I am looking right at the stamps in the forks. They clearly say 18/0. That is 18 SLASH 0. If you want 18/10, look elsewhere.
I was all impressed when I received this flatware set, the product description states it is "18/10". However, after washing the set, I read the back of several pieces, all were marked "18/0" which, in reality, is some of the cheapest material that flatware can be made. "18/0" will rust easily over time. If it were truely "18/10" rust would not be a concern. I returned my set.
The higher the nickel content, the more protection the flatware has from corrosion. Prices of stainless steel flatware vary considerably depending on these specs, so don't be fooled into thinking you are buying the best quality, if the nickel content is 0%. This is unfortunate because I really like the simplicity of the Ginkgo Varberg design.
We have owned this flatware about 3 years now and it is great. The piece I have in my hand right now says 18/10 not 18/0 as stated on the other comment. We like it so much we are about to purchase more.
I am looking for 18/0. When I received this set, it had &#34;18 C&#34; printed on it. It looks very similar to my set, but the top and bottoms bend out much further than mine. I thought about keeping them because they're SIMILAR, but they don't nest with my set, so it's an absolute no go. Very dissappointed as these are advertised as 18/0!! !
This set was actually selected by my brother for use in a house we're sharing in Anchorage this year. I was impressed when I saw them. The style is pleasing to the eye, not too feminine or floral, and certainly not too 'I got them for the deer camp' either. They're cool, and heavy. I really like the salad fork, for some reason, and the spoons have a more elliptical shape which is different. And all pieces have a great finish too.
The beautiful stainless was shipped in a timely manner and it was just as described. A lovely addition to my cousin's new home after the wedding. Thanks for a lovely product and timely shipment.
Answer: NO. This set is 18/0. It is stamped right on each fork. Mine just arrived and I'm looking right at it. Back in the box it goes, and back to amazon.