What Is Evergreen Crystal and What Does the Website Offer?

Evergreen Crystal is the studio brand of artist Lorraine Coyle, selling deep-etched crystal drinkware, vases, bowls, and gifts, with most designs drawn from nature and wildlife. The site at evergreencrystal.com serves two audiences at once: shoppers looking for individual pieces or boxed sets, and retailers who want to carry the line. If you are buying a gift for someone who loves animals, the outdoors, or maritime subjects, the catalog is organized to make that search straightforward. If you are a store owner, the site also points you toward retailer information.

What the brand is

Evergreen Crystal describes itself as founded by Lorraine Coyle and dedicated to "unique, artist-inspired pieces" that add elegance to the home. The stated philosophy is that art can transform ordinary objects into extraordinary works, and the product line reflects that through deep-etched crystal giftware that combines artistic vision with craftsmanship.

The recurring tagline on the site is "Inspired by Nature | Captured in Crystal," which is a fair summary of the catalog's subject matter.

What the website sells

The catalog is organized around themes rather than product types, so you can browse by the subject you want rather than by whether you need a glass or a bowl.

Product categories within those themes include:

• Drinkware — stemless wine glasses, red and white wine glasses, rocks glasses, and wine carafes, typically sold in sets of four
• Vases — including neo oval and tall ship designs
• Bowls — including pedestal bowls
• Home accents — smaller decorative pieces
• Gifts — the site frames much of the catalog as giftware

Price points shown on the site

The site lists MSRP figures for featured and new products. These are manufacturer's suggested retail prices, not necessarily what you will pay at a given retailer.

A few listings show a "Was" price alongside the current figure, which suggests periodic markdowns on selected items. Sets of four glasses cluster in the $160–$190 range, while larger decorative pieces run from roughly $220 to $340.

Buying in person versus online

The site's own framing is that it helps you find a retailer of Evergreen Crystal wares, or learn how to become a retailer. That matters for how you shop:

• If you want to see the etching in person before buying, or you need a piece quickly, use the retailer locator rather than assuming direct online checkout.
• If you are a shop owner interested in carrying the line, the retailer section is the relevant entry point.
• Product pages show images and MSRP, so you can identify the exact piece you want and then search for it through a retailer.

The site does not publish shipping, payment, or return terms in the material available, so treat those as questions to resolve with whichever retailer you buy from.

Who this is for

The catalog suits you if you are shopping for:

• A gift with a specific animal or outdoor theme — a dachshund owner, a buffalo or bison enthusiast, someone who sails
• Barware or tableware that reads as decorative rather than everyday
• A wedding, housewarming, or holiday gift in the $110–$340 range
• A retail buyer looking for an artist-driven crystal line with clear thematic groupings

It is less suited to someone who needs plain, undecorated glassware, or who wants to compare technical specifications like lead content, capacity in ounces, or dishwasher safety — those details are not part of the material available here.

Practical next steps

1. Decide on a theme first (wildlife, maritime, nature, equestrian, Western, or outdoors) — the collections are built that way.
2. Note the product name and MSRP from the site so you can match it exactly when searching.
3. Use the retailer locator to find a stockist, or contact the brand through the site if you are inquiring about carrying the line.
4. Confirm price, availability, and any personalization or engraving options with the retailer, since the site lists MSRP rather than final sale terms.