Silver Superstore Blog

When the last carols have faded, and the tree lights go dim, your Christmas ornaments still have a big job ahead of them: surviving storage until next year. Properly storing your Christmas ornaments is the secret to opening your holiday boxes next year and finding everything just as sparkling, beautiful, and special as you remember. From delicate keepsakes to heirloom-quality silver pieces, learning how to store Christmas ornaments the right way will protect your collection for years to come.

Looking to branch out and try something new and fresh with your holiday gear this year? With just a few changes, you can transform your traditional setup into something with a modern flair that will impress all of your guests.

Picture this: a beautiful 4th of July evening, fireworks lighting the sky, and your loved ones gathered around a perfectly set table. The red, white, and blue decorations are stunning, but it’s your choice of iconic American silverware that truly sets the scene. While fireworks, barbecues, and parades are some of the most cherished activities, your table setting can play a crucial role in making your Independence Day gathering unforgettable. Using locally made silverware not only enhances the occasion but also adds a touch of elegance and patriotism to your celebration.

Father’s Day is quickly approaching. Have you thought of what you’re going to get Dad this year? Father’s Day may be a little different this year, but that shouldn’t stop you from celebrating Dad the way he deserves.

Parties, dinners, and other gatherings with family and friends are some of the best parts of the holiday season. Some holiday event guests will have their gifts for family and friends purchased and wrapped several days or even weeks in advance.

Who doesn’t love a good cocktail? Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, the pleasure of enjoying a craft cocktail at a bar or restaurant with friends is either limited or impossible.

There’s an appliance for every step in cooking nowadays, but knives remain the most important tool in our kitchen. While professional knife sets can include up to 18 different knives, there are about four or five essential kitchen knives every cooking enthusiast should have.

Are you looking to elevate your Christmas tree’s look this year? Instead of plastic baubles, we suggest searching for long-lasting, high-quality material ornaments that still give the same fun and festive feel to your home.

Since 1938, the mint julep has been the official drink of the Kentucky Derby, and it’s hard to imagine a cocktail more quintessentially Southern. A combination of sugar, bourbon, crushed ice and mint, this refreshing drink conjures up images of a bygone genteel era. There are over 120,000 of these drinks served at the race each year, and even people at home get in the spirit of the event by mixing their own.

The Moscow Mule is a simple yet popular mixed drink. It consists of lime juice, vodka and ginger beer. This beverage first appeared in 1941, according to The New York Times. It succeeded in greatly boosting the demand for both vodka and copper mugs. You can find several reasons to serve a Moscow Mule in this type of cup.