These Stemless Wine Glasses Deserve a Spot on Your Shelves

The Estelle Colored Glass Stemless Wine Glass Set ($170) comes with six glasses. The brand makes hand-blown colored glassware in a mix of jewel tones and soft pastels. This unique set, which Estelle describes as "jewels for your table," not only serves a purpose for your boozy beverages but also as an artistic pop to your table setting. In addition to this snazzy set of cobalt-blue glasses, it also comes in emerald green, mint, and rose.

With 66 percent of its reviews coming in at five stars, the 19-ounce Luminarc Concerto Stemless Wine Glasses ($34), which come in a set of 12, are well worth the investment. One reviewer describes them as "sturdy but pretty and not tiny like so many are." The glasses' unique shape is easy to hold and looks sophisticated placed on a table. For $3 per glass, the price (and style) is right.

Enjoy casual get-togethers and a few sips for your own enjoyment out of the Mainstays Stemless Wine Glasses ($15). Made of clear glass to appreciate the beauty and sparkle of every sip inside, this set of 12 is great for your next dinner party. And for those who don't like handwashing dishes, they're dishwasher safe. (Phew.)

If you're looking for glassware that makes you feel fancy, these Gatsby Glasses ($38) are it. The set of two glasses is etched with detail including a gold ring on the bottom. And while we're aware they're not technically wine glasses, we know a pour of rosé will look incredible inside one.

Sophisticated, beautiful, and elegant are just a few words to describe the Waterfall Stemless Wine Glasses ($56), which come in a set of four. The hand-painted crystalline glass will blow your company away, especially if you hold them up to the light and watch the sun's rays beam through. The only caveat is that reviewers say they're fragile — in other words, a party might not be their best use.

The chiseled grooves in the Libbey Hammered Base All-Purpose Stemless Wine Glasses ($45) make for comfortable gripping points while drinking up. If you're a fan of its hammered design, just wait until you see the reflection it creates on a surface when light shines through. (It's pretty incredible.) The glasses come in a set of eight and are super lightweight and great for drinks like wine, bourbon, and sangria.

Australian glassware brand Riedel has been around since the '50s and is very well-known for its wine glasses. Hence we included the Riedel Stemless Cabernet Wine Glasses ($61) — they simply felt right. The shape of these glasses, which come in a set of two, is made to rest seamlessly in your hands. This style is designed specifically for Cabernet drinkers, but it's also available for Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, as well as Riesling and Champagne.

It's not just the shape of these Schott Zwiesel Taste Stemless Wine Glasses ($12-$72) that we enjoy (although we do love their shape), but the fact that they're chip- and break-resistant, too. Made of a resilient glass that can withstand a drop or two, you can whip these glasses out at your next hosting event and throw them in the dishwasher worry-free when it's all said and done. Sold in a set of six with the option to have them monogrammed, these glasses are a dream.

This set of two Twine Rose Crystal Stemless Wine Glasses ($40) showcases a hefty amount of personality with their blush-pink tint and gold rim. There's a vintage element that these glasses embody that makes them unique. The 18-ounce glasses are large enough for all wines and even your favorite sangria.

Elevate your glassware with these Twine Gold Rim Bubble Wine Glasses ($30). Packaged in a set of two, these aqua-tinted glasses have bubbles suspended in the glass with a gold rim that ties it all together. The glasses are anything but light. In fact, they have a heavy feel that gives you a sense of security — like they won't break when dropped.

Break-resistant and dishwasher safe, the Lenox Tuscany Stemless Wine Glasses ($72) come in a set of six. The thumbprint design on the bottom gives them a distinctive look, and for a price that averages out to $12 a glass, we're on board with their durability, comfort, and style.

Unique is the only word we have to describe these Puik Designs Radiant Drinking Glasses ($45). The angular design is something that'll stand out in your cupboard, and they can be used for any cup of grape (or other concoction) that you have on deck. If you really want to go all out, you can purchase the matching Puik Designs Faceted Glass Carafe ($59) to complete the set.