Where can you buy Wedgwood Crystal?

Various locations serve as retail outlets for Wedgwood Cystal throughout the world.

Wedgwood is a company with its headquarters in Barlaston, England predominantly known for ceramic and Bone China production. But over the decades and in fact centuries, Wedgewood was established in 1759. It has over various periods produced crystal and glass products. Currently, the only Wedgwood's Crystal Line to be sold in the US is the designer collaboration with Vera Wang. That's currently available in High End Department Stores, also fine independent gift stores. It is also available throughout the world, and in various formats. In Japan there are several Wedgewood brand crystal products and also in Europe some Wedgewood branded crystal. Wedgwood has a huge following in Japan. It's our largest market and there was a large opportunity to capitalize on the size of the market and produce a full range of crystal. In the US we took a more strategic approach and wanted to align ourselves with a well known designer to give ourselves some recognition for the bridal consumer and we decided to work with Vera Wang, which has worked very... very well.

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