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product_id: 472535022
title: "- Hammered Silverware Set | Premium 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware Service for 12 | Heavy-Duty & Dishwasher Safe | Built to Last (60-Piece, Marettimo Hammered)"
brand: "danialli"
price: "15159793₫"
currency: VND
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Danialli"
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# Mirror-polished luxury finish Dishwasher safe & rust resistant Heavy 18/10 stainless steel - Hammered Silverware Set | Premium 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware Service for 12 | Heavy-Duty & Dishwasher Safe | Built to Last (60-Piece, Marettimo Hammered)

**Brand:** danialli
**Price:** 15159793₫
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍽️ Elevate Every Meal with Hammered Elegance & Heavy-Duty Durability

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - Hammered Silverware Set | Premium 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware Service for 12 | Heavy-Duty & Dishwasher Safe | Built to Last (60-Piece, Marettimo Hammered) by danialli
- **How much does it cost?** 15159793₫ with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- danialli enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted danialli brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Comfort:** Curvy edges and thick gauge construction ensure every meal feels like a five-star dining experience.
- • **Solid & Balanced Grip:** Experience the weighty comfort of premium 18/10 stainless steel with a hammered texture that feels as good as it looks.
- • **Effortless Maintenance:** Dishwasher safe and rust-resistant, designed for busy professionals who demand durability and style.
- • **Timeless Hammered Elegance:** Elevate your table with a rustic yet modern hammered design that stands out without shouting.
- • **Complete 60-Piece Service for 12:** Host effortlessly with a full set including knives, forks, spoons, and teaspoons—perfect for memorable gatherings.

## Overview

The Danialli Marettimo Hammered Silverware Set is a premium 60-piece flatware collection crafted from heavy 18/10 stainless steel with a distinctive hammered texture and mirror polish. Designed for durability and comfort, this rust-resistant, dishwasher-safe set offers a complete service for 12, blending timeless rustic charm with modern ergonomic design—perfect for professionals who value both style and function in their dining experience.

## Description

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Review: Pretty. Sturdy. Shiny. - Is this really my life now? Getting excited over a nice set of flatware? Anyways, BLUF - I shopped around and decided on this set for form and function. So far no problems. Recommend when it is on sale. Form being that I like the style, and function being the overall quality of the pieces. First, 18/10 is the best anti-rust, and very durable in terms of not being flimsy. Second, the shape of where you hold each piece feels natural in your hand, I like that. Some reviewers did not like the size of the forks/spoons, and noted they weren't balanced quite right. I thought the sizes were fine compared to my parent's set, as for the balance all the sets I've used easily fell off of edges of plates as they described so I don't really know how to judge "correctly balanced". Onto the unnecessarily lengthy part of this review. Thank you to others who left reviews, good and bad I found useful. I also enjoyed reading the one that was really long. Perhaps mine will be the second longest because it is impossible for me to get to the point quickly, hence the bottom line up front in an attempt to help those who do not enjoy reading long reviews. This whole unexpected cutlery journey of mine started at homegoods, where they had a set of nice hammered style flatware at a tempting enough price that I purchased it to think about it. My parents had told me that you do NOT want anything less than 18/8, because it has such a high chance of rusting, bending, and being a bit terrible all around. So I knew to watch out for that, but nowhere on the box did I find any indicator of the content of my newly purchased flatware! Being the skeptic I am, and that I love shopping, I went back to homegoods and read the other boxes on the shelf to get an idea of the average quality of the stock. Everything, and I mean everything, was 18/0. It was funny that some of the packages seemed to brag about it? I suppose that works on folks who aren't aware of the meaning. Seeing what was on the shelf pretty much assured me what I had bought was 18/0 as well, it seems this particular company knew enough to omit that detail on the package since it isn't really required to put it on the product. Needless to say, I returned that set the same day. However it left a bit of a hole, I thought I had finally got my lifetime set of silverware, and now I had returned a set that I had liked quite a bit. Now I HAD to get the right set to replace it, so I went to the largest shopping repository I could think of to find it, the internet. Naturally that lead me to desertcart where I went thru pages and pages of stuff, reading reviews, and comparing sets. I like the hammered look as I was going for something that didn't scream "super sleek modern", "I slipped it into my purse from a very fancy restaurant", nor "old-lady aesthetic", you may disagree of course but I get a sort of "rustic yet modern" feel from these. Something I learned from reading, which might be common sense to some, was that anything that has two-tone or a different color on it other than just straight stainless steel means it will eventually wash off/chip/fade and look terrible. Some of those are also not labeled 'dishwasher safe', can you imagine? I don't have time for anything that cannot survive sitting in the sink for a few days at least, I will admit. So anything like that, instantly out of the running. Among other places, I went to Ross-Simon, Etsy, Costco, and looked at sets there. I did buy one other set to compare this one to from Costco. The Napoleon Bee. At this point, I had actually already purchased this hammered set, seeing as it was 20% off and 172$. I bought it after some number of weeks deliberating before I decided to just order it so I could have it in hand to look at. I am glad I did, since it dropped to 10% off not long after. I like to list prices in my reviews for all you deal-hunters out there. I hope you can beat the price I got! Anyway, when the Napoleon Bee set arrived in the mail it was all sorts of wrong compared to this one, firstly, granny-vibe for sure, secondly the shape. This is when I really noticed the difference in holding it vs the hammered one. The shape was completely straight on the Bee set and the sides hardly rounded compare to this one, so it sort of dug into your hand a little. If you are like me, and sometimes use cutlery for not exactly intended use, or you get really into cutting a steak, you may end up gripping it a bit harder than under normal use so this was important when say, evening out the wax on a candle, or getting mad at something when you have flatware in your hand. Next, the forks were enormous in the Bee set. Awful. I believe the hammered set uses "European" sizing for their pieces which is apparently different than whatever the alternative is called. My parents have (what they claim is called) European sized cutlery, so I am used to that sizing and prefer it. After noticing the shaping on the handles of the pieces, I realized that not many sets I looked at even had nicely shaped handles which narrowed down my choices considerably. A few small things to mention here about the hammered set, the 'stamp' or logo on each piece is not what I would consider consistent. Sometimes it looks faded, sometimes off center, sometimes it has the name as well as the logo. I get the suspicion it may also wash off over time. Personally, I do not care. I believe most 18/10 you will find to be rust-resistant if not rust-proof, heavy weight, and unbendable. It doesn't have to be these unless you other things like the style, shape, etc. What remains for me is that I can only hope they don't rust, of course there are reviews about pieces rusting but this doesn't account for all the folks who didn't review because everything was fine causing a skewed perception (fingers crossed on this). The seller has a stand-alone site, but I actually found the deals here to be better at this moment in time. Lastly, once I decided I was going to keep these, I noticed they also have a 10-piece serving set 64% off currently at 89$ (do people really buy it for 250$?). I also ordered that and found it to be just as nice as well. I suppose my only gripe here is I want a meat serving fork too. I'll attempt to edit if I can and add pictures later because it doesn't like my uploads at the moment.
Review: Beautiful, heavy-duty silverware — amazing Prime Day deal! - I bought this Silverware Set for 16 (18/10 Stainless Steel, Mirror Finish) during Prime Day at a significant discount and got a huge bargain! These pieces are super heavy-duty — perfect for everyday use — and the mirror finish is absolutely gorgeous. The only thing I’d change is that I wish I’d chosen the matte finish instead. We have very hard water, and the mirror finish shows every little water spot. I have to wipe them down with a damp cloth after washing to keep them looking pristine. That said, it’s totally worth the extra minute — they’re so elegant when clean. Other than that, I love, love, love this silverware! I never had a full, quality set while raising my kids (pieces always disappeared for “fort-building projects” in the woods 😄), and WOW — what a difference! The look, weight, and feel of a good 18/10 stainless set really stand out. Highly recommend!

## Features

- The heaviest in DANIALLI's collection: Crafted with a hammered texture and heavy 18/10 stainless steel, each piece offers a solid well-balanced grip you’ll notice the moment you hold it.
- Perfect for Every Occasion – Whether you're hosting a dinner party or enjoying a quiet meal at home, this stainless steel flatware set blends timeless style with modern elegance.
- Enhanced Comfort Design: Curvy edges, thick gauge, and smooth polish offer exceptional comfort.
- 18/10 Stainless Steel: Made from durable, rust-resistant 18/10 stainless steel for long-lasting use.
- Complete 60-Piece Service for 12 – Includes 12 dinner knives, 12 dinner forks, 12 salad forks, 12 tablespoons, and 12 teaspoons—perfect for large families, gatherings, or entertaining with ease and elegance.
- Mirror Polish: Features a shiny mirror finish for a luxurious look.
- Dishwasher Safe: Easy to clean and maintain, safe for use in dishwashers.
- Sized for Every Dish: Includes tea spoons (7 3/8”), dinner spoons (8”), knives (9 1/8”), dinner forks (8”), and salad forks (7 2/8”) — thoughtfully designed to suit any meal and elevate your table.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B2FFMBSK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,659 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #119 in Flatware Serving Sets |
| Brand | Danialli |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (1,536) |
| Date First Available | September 2, 2018 |
| Finish Type | Polished |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00850889008419 |
| Included Components | Case, Fork, Knife, Spoon |
| Is Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
| Is Stain Resistant | Yes |
| Item Weight | 11.73 pounds |
| Item model number | Danialli Silverware Set Collections |
| Manufacturer | Danialli |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Number of Pieces | 60 |
| Package Dimensions | 11.14 x 8.7 x 2.48 inches |
| Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Dining |
| Special Feature | Dishwasher safe, Rust Resistant, Stain Resistant |
| Style | Contemporary |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Danialli
- **Color:** Silver
- **Finish Type:** Polished
- **Included Components:** Case, Fork, Knife, Spoon
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Number of Pieces:** 60
- **Product Care Instructions:** Dishwasher Safe
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Dining
- **Special Feature:** Dishwasher safe, Rust Resistant, Stain Resistant
- **Style:** Contemporary

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What sets Danialli silverware apart?**
A: Many flatware sets focus on lightweight construction and basic finishing. Danialli invests in substantial 18/10 stainless steel, smooth edges, refined polishing, gift-ready packaging, and thoughtfully developed designs made to stand out.

**Q: Is this silverware made from real 18/10 stainless steel?**
A: Yes, Danialli flatware is crafted from authentic 18/10 stainless steel for superior durability and shine.

**Q: Is it dishwasher safe, or do I need to hand wash it?**
A: Yes, all Danialli silverware sets are 100% dishwasher safe and designed to maintain their finish over time.

**Q: Will the color or finish fade or peel over time?**
A: No, our silverware is made with solid stainless steel and no coating, so the finish won’t fade or peel.

**Q: Where is Danialli silverware made?**
A: Danialli is a U.S.-based company with offices in California and Florida. Our flatware is proudly crafted in Vietnam using premium raw materials and advanced manufacturing technology.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty. Sturdy. Shiny.
*by B***E on February 2, 2023*

Is this really my life now? Getting excited over a nice set of flatware? Anyways, BLUF - I shopped around and decided on this set for form and function. So far no problems. Recommend when it is on sale. Form being that I like the style, and function being the overall quality of the pieces. First, 18/10 is the best anti-rust, and very durable in terms of not being flimsy. Second, the shape of where you hold each piece feels natural in your hand, I like that. Some reviewers did not like the size of the forks/spoons, and noted they weren't balanced quite right. I thought the sizes were fine compared to my parent's set, as for the balance all the sets I've used easily fell off of edges of plates as they described so I don't really know how to judge "correctly balanced". Onto the unnecessarily lengthy part of this review. Thank you to others who left reviews, good and bad I found useful. I also enjoyed reading the one that was really long. Perhaps mine will be the second longest because it is impossible for me to get to the point quickly, hence the bottom line up front in an attempt to help those who do not enjoy reading long reviews. This whole unexpected cutlery journey of mine started at homegoods, where they had a set of nice hammered style flatware at a tempting enough price that I purchased it to think about it. My parents had told me that you do NOT want anything less than 18/8, because it has such a high chance of rusting, bending, and being a bit terrible all around. So I knew to watch out for that, but nowhere on the box did I find any indicator of the content of my newly purchased flatware! Being the skeptic I am, and that I love shopping, I went back to homegoods and read the other boxes on the shelf to get an idea of the average quality of the stock. Everything, and I mean everything, was 18/0. It was funny that some of the packages seemed to brag about it? I suppose that works on folks who aren't aware of the meaning. Seeing what was on the shelf pretty much assured me what I had bought was 18/0 as well, it seems this particular company knew enough to omit that detail on the package since it isn't really required to put it on the product. Needless to say, I returned that set the same day. However it left a bit of a hole, I thought I had finally got my lifetime set of silverware, and now I had returned a set that I had liked quite a bit. Now I HAD to get the right set to replace it, so I went to the largest shopping repository I could think of to find it, the internet. Naturally that lead me to amazon where I went thru pages and pages of stuff, reading reviews, and comparing sets. I like the hammered look as I was going for something that didn't scream "super sleek modern", "I slipped it into my purse from a very fancy restaurant", nor "old-lady aesthetic", you may disagree of course but I get a sort of "rustic yet modern" feel from these. Something I learned from reading, which might be common sense to some, was that anything that has two-tone or a different color on it other than just straight stainless steel means it will eventually wash off/chip/fade and look terrible. Some of those are also not labeled 'dishwasher safe', can you imagine? I don't have time for anything that cannot survive sitting in the sink for a few days at least, I will admit. So anything like that, instantly out of the running. Among other places, I went to Ross-Simon, Etsy, Costco, and looked at sets there. I did buy one other set to compare this one to from Costco. The Napoleon Bee. At this point, I had actually already purchased this hammered set, seeing as it was 20% off and 172$. I bought it after some number of weeks deliberating before I decided to just order it so I could have it in hand to look at. I am glad I did, since it dropped to 10% off not long after. I like to list prices in my reviews for all you deal-hunters out there. I hope you can beat the price I got! Anyway, when the Napoleon Bee set arrived in the mail it was all sorts of wrong compared to this one, firstly, granny-vibe for sure, secondly the shape. This is when I really noticed the difference in holding it vs the hammered one. The shape was completely straight on the Bee set and the sides hardly rounded compare to this one, so it sort of dug into your hand a little. If you are like me, and sometimes use cutlery for not exactly intended use, or you get really into cutting a steak, you may end up gripping it a bit harder than under normal use so this was important when say, evening out the wax on a candle, or getting mad at something when you have flatware in your hand. Next, the forks were enormous in the Bee set. Awful. I believe the hammered set uses "European" sizing for their pieces which is apparently different than whatever the alternative is called. My parents have (what they claim is called) European sized cutlery, so I am used to that sizing and prefer it. After noticing the shaping on the handles of the pieces, I realized that not many sets I looked at even had nicely shaped handles which narrowed down my choices considerably. A few small things to mention here about the hammered set, the 'stamp' or logo on each piece is not what I would consider consistent. Sometimes it looks faded, sometimes off center, sometimes it has the name as well as the logo. I get the suspicion it may also wash off over time. Personally, I do not care. I believe most 18/10 you will find to be rust-resistant if not rust-proof, heavy weight, and unbendable. It doesn't have to be these unless you other things like the style, shape, etc. What remains for me is that I can only hope they don't rust, of course there are reviews about pieces rusting but this doesn't account for all the folks who didn't review because everything was fine causing a skewed perception (fingers crossed on this). The seller has a stand-alone site, but I actually found the deals here to be better at this moment in time. Lastly, once I decided I was going to keep these, I noticed they also have a 10-piece serving set 64% off currently at 89$ (do people really buy it for 250$?). I also ordered that and found it to be just as nice as well. I suppose my only gripe here is I want a meat serving fork too. I'll attempt to edit if I can and add pictures later because it doesn't like my uploads at the moment.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful, heavy-duty silverware — amazing Prime Day deal!
*by E***Y on November 6, 2025*

I bought this Silverware Set for 16 (18/10 Stainless Steel, Mirror Finish) during Prime Day at a significant discount and got a huge bargain! These pieces are super heavy-duty — perfect for everyday use — and the mirror finish is absolutely gorgeous. The only thing I’d change is that I wish I’d chosen the matte finish instead. We have very hard water, and the mirror finish shows every little water spot. I have to wipe them down with a damp cloth after washing to keep them looking pristine. That said, it’s totally worth the extra minute — they’re so elegant when clean. Other than that, I love, love, love this silverware! I never had a full, quality set while raising my kids (pieces always disappeared for “fort-building projects” in the woods 😄), and WOW — what a difference! The look, weight, and feel of a good 18/10 stainless set really stand out. Highly recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent quality silverware set
*by N***P on September 11, 2025*

We’ve been using the Danialli Fidenza Hammered for about a year now, and it’s held up wonderfully. I really liked the style and look of them. Since we enjoy hosting meals, my wife wanted something that looked presentable and these do the trick. You’re getting quality 18/10 stainless steel as well and you can really feel that they’re well balanced, weight-wise. They’re also very durable and haven’t had any issues with them breaking or bending. I don’t see many downsides even after year of use. They are expensive, but given the quality, durability, and style, they are worth it for us.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Danialli Premium 18/10 Stainless Steel Flatware – Fidenza, Fidenza Hammered, Marettimo, Marettimo Hammered, and Mezzano Engraved collections (60-Piece, Marettimo Hammered)
- Hudson Essentials Hammered 18/10 Stainless Steel Hostess Serving Utensil Set, 8-Piece Set with Cake Knife, Cake Server and Lasagna Pie Server, Dishwasher Safe

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