Rub 925 Sterling Silver hammered — Beat-Cut

Hard cheese, nutmeg, chocolate or citrus zest — finely grated directly at the table: The "hammered" grater made of 925 sterling silver combines a fine perforated grater with a handle whose surface has been hand-hammered. A kitchen tool that looks just as good on the dining table as it does in the kitchen.

At a glance

• Material: 925 sterling silver, highly polished
• Line: hammered
• Dimensions: approx. 18 cm

Material and workmanship

The grater is made of 925 sterling silver and is highly polished. The grating surface features fine, drop-shaped teeth in even rows — fine enough for hard cheese, nutmeg or lemon zest. The transition to the handle is secured with a small plastic ring that neatly separates the grating surface and handle. The handle itself bears the characteristic hammered surface: an irregular, hand-applied structure that breaks the light into many small facets and at the same time forms the decorative motif of this model. The overall shape follows the classic European silver tradition: clear lines, good polish, no superfluous decoration.

Use and occasions

A grater made of real silver is unusual in everyday life — and that's exactly what makes it a charming gift for gourmets and hosts. Whether at a pasta evening with freshly grated Parmesan or when serving citrus zest over dessert: used directly at the table, the grater itself becomes a small ritual. It is suitable as a housewarming gift, as a souvenir for connoisseurs or as an addition to an existing set of silverware.

Care

After use, it is best to clean the grater by hand with warm water and dry it immediately to prevent water spots. We advise against using a dishwasher, as aggressive cleaners and high temperatures can attack the polish. If the surface tarnishes slightly over time, a gentle re-polishing with a silver polishing cloth is sufficient — the hammered structure remains unaffected, as it is part of the shape itself.

Frequently asked questions

Is the grater dishwasher safe? We recommend hand washing with warm water and immediate dry polishing. The dishwasher can permanently damage the polish of the silver.

What is the fine perforated grater particularly suitable for? For hard cheese, nutmeg, chocolate and citrus zest — wherever a fine, directly serveable consistency is desired.

What distinguishes the "hammered" line from other versions? The handle has a hand-applied hammered texture. If you prefer a smooth, engravable handle, the Inglese line from our silverware range offers an alternative.

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