Arnstadt Kristall - crystal inspirations

We are pleased to introduce to you the exceptional German brand - Arnstadt Kristall.

The German brand Arnstadt Kristal was founded by Master of manual arts Heinrich Arlt in 1947, a resident of northern Bohemia, who, together with his family, decided to move to Arnstadt after World War II. To continue traditional trade related to crystal and to start new activities.

For many years, the small family workshop gradually pursued better achievements, expanding the company, and over time, glass production was gradually replaced with more beautiful crystal products.

Arnstadt Crystal interacts with lead oxide. As a result, it possesses very extraordinary optical properties, including a significantly higher refractive index, which gives the glass a characteristic and very unique brilliance.

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