Baccarat Crystal of France

Baccarat Crystal of France - a beautiful video showing the manufacturing processes of how Baccarat Crystal is made.

[@christhepk1407]

The absence of any narration is so appreciated. Thank you.

[@kanishka.b8550]

Man.! What a video..! Really appreciate the dedication and attention.!

[@Mllascelles1]

And the price makes complete sense. Amazing workmenship!

[@MilesThistle]

Just added our first piece to our house.. amazing craftsmanship

[@juliao.1839]

wow what a beautiful art form, the craftsmanship is just fascinating.

[@dispatcheramazon8471]

what a great video, thank you so much for sharing. Have a great weekend.

[@besttoursenterprisess.a.5214]

Thank you for adding this video. After watching the video many times, I was finally able to learn how you made the channels through the center of the curved pieces on your chandeliers. Wow, the wine glasses where a wonderful surprise. I am a graduate in HVACR. I continued my study to earn a Residencial Electrician diplomacy as well. I am always interested in learning more. This video was very educational.

[@KrokusFikus-h3u]

Невероятно красивые вещи! Классный ролик.

[@ML-rw1cd]

Wow, incredible video!!!

[@InfiniteAbundance9999]

Damn the finesse is off the charts 😮

[@Marlon-sw4nw]

Amazing!

[@Soda3000Pop]

I love St. Louis crystal and Baccarat crystal!

[@dianegreen6635]

Absolutely beautiful

[@jumboJetPilot]

Amazing! One of my personal friends is one of eight Master Crystal Makers in the world. He created all of Waterford's colored crystal designs. It's an art form that I know nothing about yet if I want to learn it, I have a master nearby to teach it to me.

[@edna_hornes]

Wonderful!

[@tvoommen4688]

Tsars of Russia were using baccarat glasses only; it is heard that every time after drinking from this glass, the Tsar would throw the empty glass/goblet backwards to get it shattered; this was to make sure that nobody else drink from the glass from which the Tsar drank.

[@winstonli8081]

It’s myth. The Tsar has his own glasses labeled on occasions. While in normal settings he shared dinner ware with the rest of his family.

[@dafefe4184]

Thanks for this video. me thinks its quite excellent. It shows in vignette the consummate craftsmanship of meilleurs ouvriers de France, which is a hall mark of Baccarat crystal.

[@SylvieEvin]

vendu ... aux chinois!

[@philippenicolo1954]

L'art français du beau, dans toute sa splendeur.

[@ЖорикШматко-и4с]

Это очень красиво! Невероятно просто…

[@yeowchongong5608]

Are all Baccarat crystal products handmade? Or less expensive one made in machines?

[@lauralaladarling3775]

Spectacular! Xxx

[@sylviae6259]

Beautiful

[@DeepakSharma-pe5ci]

An unique handcut article by master craftsmen nice to look and proud to own

[@dudline9580]

Divine

[@mickaelbrichler2461]

Baccarat j'arrive 😊😊😊😊 L'anse il l'a pose tellement bien

[@kyolym]

Is the company still producing glassware?

[@judynelson5038]

Yes, if you can afford to spend $300.00 USD for a shot glass...

[@Demonstrat]

@@judynelson5038 what about a crystal

[@Tallontherocks]

They justify their expensive glass. Amazing.

[@lynnmld4935]

magnifique,bonjour j aimerais savoir si vous pouvez realiser unn lustre dessiner par un particulier?

[@AndersonSilva-xo9qv]

Vale a pena cada centavo;)

[@carla.loconte3070]

Fière d'être bachamoise

[@lucasmorel2352]

et bachamois pour ma part ^^

[@adam3d851]

Can a similarly skilled human being in China make something like that for less or are the French glassmakers are Aliens from outer space?

[@patrikcalloch7953]

un four qui ne s' éteint jamais.

[@evaalva120]

🙄🙄🙄🤔🤔🤔🙃🙃🙃

[@Lennox1492]

Waterford is much more elegant for my candlelight suppers!

[@shazadkhakoo8244]

Are you DUMB???

[@judynelson5038]

Baccarat is 34% lead. Waterford is 24% lead. The extra 10% lead of Baccarat makes it far more brilliant. Basic chemistry.

[@colinmurphy2214]

@@judynelson5038 You’ve got them switched around, Waterford is the one with higher lead content, not that that’s a particularly great thing

[@patr70]

Waterford stopped being hand carved in 1999. The Waterford plant in Waterford, Ireland also closed down about 20 years ago. Waterford is not nearly as high quality as it used to be before they stopped hand carving the crystal. My parents started buying Waterford in the early 1960s(and stopped buying it around 1998) and the best stemware pieces they own are from the 1960s.

[@monusbrewer4911]

Love the use of safety glasses.... 👎

[@colinmurphy2214]

They’re the professionals

[@nancyagne1245]

Amazing !