Solingen Rostfrei 23/24 KT Gold

Never used! Unfortunely one teaspoon is missing and one piece it was a bit damage see in the picture Set of 68 pieces Hartvergoldet" is a German term meaning "hard gold-plated", referring to an item that has been electroplated with a layer of gold. It is commonly seen on Solingen cutlery, indicating that it's made from a durable material like stainless steel and coated with a high-quality, thick layer of 23- or 24-karat gold for both aesthetic and functional purposes.  Key aspects of "hartvergoldet": very good price Hard gold plating:  This technique applies a thicker, more durable gold layer compared to standard gold plating.  High-quality gold:  The mention of 23/24 karat indicates a high purity of gold used in the plating process.  Durable base material:  Items described as "hartvergoldet" are often made from stainless steel, indicated by the "18/10" marking (referring to the chromium and nickel content), which provides corrosion resistance.  Aesthetic and functional:  This type of plating provides a luxurious look and increased wear resistance, making it suitable for high-quality tableware and cutlery.  Origin:  The term frequently appears on items made in Solingen, Germany, a region known for its cutlery production.