La Rochere designs glassware and tableware to bring timeless French craftsmanship to everyday moments. Each piece is made to last — but with proper care, your La Rochere collection will retain its clarity, brilliance, and charm for generations.
Handcrafted in France, designed for life.
The Art of Everyday Craftsmanship
Discover simple ways to care for your La Rochere collection.
If your glassware appears cloudy or dull, it’s usually due to mineral deposits from hard water or detergent residue, not damage to the glass itself.
To Restore Clarity:
Tip: Occasionally polishing with a microfiber cloth helps maintain sparkle and reduce spotting.
La Rochere glassware is machine-pressed in a two-part mold, creating our signature seam—a mark of authentic French craftsmanship. Durable for everyday use and dishwasher safe, each piece reflects timeless clarity and design.
La Rochere dinnerware blends classic French design with modern durability. Our plates and serveware transition beautifully from casual meals to elegant entertaining, bringing effortless style to every setting.
Our Limited Gold Bee Collection and other gold-accented pieces feature hand-applied 24K gold detailing. Please hand wash only to preserve their subtle luster and artisanal finish.
Everyday Use & Care FAQs
Rooted in French tradition, our pieces are made to last—discover simple ways to keep them shining.
No. All La Rochere glassware is completely lead- and cadmium-free.
Cloudiness is often caused by mineral deposits from hard water or detergent residue, not damage to the glass. To restore clarity, rinse pieces with warm water and white vinegar or lemon juice, then dry with a soft cloth. For heavier buildup, use a mix of vinegar and rock salt and rinse thoroughly.
Yes. All La Rochere glassware is dishwasher safe, except for mouth-blown and gold-rimmed collections, which should be hand washed to protect their finish.
Yes, for short reheating periods (up to 90 seconds). Avoid extreme temperature changes to prevent thermal shock.
Gently wipe with a soft cloth dampened with white vinegar to restore the natural shine of the glass.
Fill it with warm water, a small amount of white vinegar, and a spoonful of uncooked rice, then swirl gently. Rinse well with warm water and let dry.
Pour cold water or ice cubes into the top glass and place the bottom glass in hot (not boiling) water. The temperature difference will help them release naturally.
No. Gold-rimmed pieces should always be hand washed with mild soap and warm water. Avoid dishwashers, microwaves, and abrasive materials to preserve the gold finish.
Yes. Our ceramic collection is dishwasher, microwave, oven, and freezer safe, offering both everyday durability and timeless versatility.