Edge of Belgravia Knives Product Review

Labels: Knives, Product Review
Posted on Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Edge of Belgravia in a box

It was thirteen days ago when I finally received the Edge of Belgravia knives from the United Kingdom. I was so fortunate that I was sent the knives for a review. Anyway, I thought they're going to give me one knife but they gave me two knives to try out. Isn't that nice?

Here are the description of the knives that I have received courtesy of the Edge of Belgravia website:

Ceramic Lime Chef's Knife

The Ceramic Lime Chef’s Knife boasts a stylish lime green handle alluding to the innovative and bold design of the ceramic series. Whether chopping, dicing, mincing or slicing, the versatile Lime Chef’s Knife is a cutting edge tool for every kitchen. Durable, adaptable and ergonomically designed, this multi faceted knife is the key to superb creativity in the kitchen. The ceramic blade stays sharp without sharpening, allowing for constant precision and speed, while the soft touch rubber handle ensures a comfortably controlled grip for maximum accuracy. Each knife forms part of a limited edition series of 999 pieces.

Ceramic Lime Santoku

The Ceramic Lime Santoku comprises a santoku style blade famous for its "three virtues": slicing, dicing and mincing. The ceramic blade stays sharp for years without sharpening. In addition to its innovative design, a daring lime green rubber handle provides an exciting feel to the ceramic foundation. The Lime Santoku has been expertly engineered for slicing and chopping vegetables such as crisp courgettes, delicious cherry tomatoes, and is also highly suited for preparing sushi. Each knife forms part of a limited edition series of 999 pieces.

The knives by the way were placed in 2 separate boxes and were shipped in a secured bubble wrapped package.

Edge of Belgravia in a box

Over the weekend, I have finally used the knives while I was cooking beef sinigang. I know it look me so long to use it but the wait was worth it. I immediately disposed the 2 Ikea knives I've been using. How does it look on my knives rack?

Edge of Belgravia standing out

Slicing beef using Edge of Belgravia

Chopping kang kong using Edge of Belgravia

Finished product

So what can I say about the Edge of Belgravia knives?

QUALITY & FUNCTIONALITY - Rating: 5 out of 5
The quality is undeniable of good quality. The ceramic blade is of balanced thickness, very lightweight and very sharp. The ceramic blade is actually made of zirconium oxide and it is second to diamond in hardness.

Even the handle is made of rubber it is well made and what I like is the soft touch to it, unlike the usual knives that makes your palm scream with pain.

The knives that I have received are actually recommended for slicing, dicing, mincing and chopping but have restrictions on cutting bones, frozen food and hard produce, which is understandable.

The Ceramic Lime Series by the way comes with a Slicer knife, Utility knife and a pairing knife.

PRICE - Rating: 3 out of 5
The price of a knife from Edge of Belgravia ranges from $54 to $108. For me, it is quite expensive for a knife but with a great quality Edge of Belgravia has, it is worth it.

SHIPPING - Rating: 4.5 out of 5
Shipping from the UK to Singapore actually took 11 days. The product is in good shape and was well-protected from the box and the bubble wrap pack.

MAINTENANCE - Rating: 5 out of 5
What I like about the Edge of Belgravia is that you don't need to sharpen their knives for years. It's easy to clean by using dish washing liquid with your hand or a soft sponge.


So what's my verdict? The Edge of Belgravia knives are of superb quality and I extremely love the product. The fact that it is lightweight, very sharp and the handle is soft to touch made me gaga over this product. The only thing that I don't like about this product is the price.

If you're passionate with cooking, the Edge of Belgravia is perfect for you!

You can visit their website at edgeofbelgravia.co.uk or email them at info@edgeofbelgravia.co.uk.