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It's Official: These Wine Glasses Are a Real Housewives Favorite

Denise Richards, Margaret Josephs and Emily Simpson all have the same honeycombed goblets!

By Courtney Thompson Apr 17, 2019, 12:55 PM ET

Leave it to The Real Housewives to make our plain ol’ wine glasses feel really, truly boring. Spotted on not one, not two, but THREE franchises, these gorgeous gold-encrusted wine goblets are officially on fire.

If you caught the premiere of season nine of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, then you know exactly what we're talking about. Margaret Josephs and her husband, Joe Benigno, hosted Melissa and Joe Gorga for an intimate dinner party, and while the food looked sensational, we couldn’t take our eyes off those wine glasses! (Catch up on RHONJ here!)

You know the ones. First Margaret was spot-checking them in the kitchen (because regardless of the vessel, we’re all terrified of serving up vino in a lipstick-smudged glass!), then she was sipping away as she and Melissa caught up before dinner. What’s so great about them? A gold honeycombed-pattern takes up the lower half of the cup, making them oh-so-interesting. And pretty! And sort of regal, too!

Then on The Real Housewives of Orange County, there they were again! When hosting the girls for a Turkish coffee cup reading, Emily Simpson first offered Tamra Judge and Gina Kirschenheiter some in vino in — you guessed it — the same pretty wine glasses. (Catch up on all things RHOC here!)

Last but not least, we spied the pretty glasses again on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills this season. While hosting Dorit Kemsley for a catch-up session at her Malibu home, Denise Richards casually sipped out of a stemless, copper-version of the glasses. Sigh. Everyone has them!

Luckily for us (and you), we found a similar version of the glasses in all sorts of styles. Dubbed the "Daphne" collection from Fitz and Floyd, the glasses come in champagne flutes, stemless versions, and even in a decanter set. We've linked lots of options below but you can find the entire line here.

We don’t know about you, but we’re definitely scooping up a few sets of these puppies… because we all know one or two will get broken at our next cocktail party. Cheers!