Versace Home presents the Christmas 2010 collection which features elegant tableware and ornaments. Check out the collection below…

Delicate snowflakes, ruby-red berries and a rich gold finish adorn these elegant plates, cups and saucers, mugs, serving dishes, accessories and ornaments.

Start your collection with just one ornament or porcelain bell, or get the whole lot for a winter wonderland at your dinner table this season.

Designer Mike Flache has created a high-class magnetic salt cellar and pepper pot made of stainless chromium steel.

Inspired by hundreds of breakfasts around the world he transformed the natural shape of a simple egg into a stylish accessory.

Magnets on each part of the ‘Spice Egg’ stick it together and makes the handling comfortable.

Fashion designer Diane von Furstenberg is planning on launching her own home collection next year.

Partnering up with home furnishings company Springs, the fashion brand will release bedding as well as table wear and bath accessories in January 2011.

The announcement marks the first freestanding home range for the designer and will be carried by international department stores as well as her website, dvf.com.

In a fast paced world of ever changing trends and concepts, the ‘J collection’ by award winning designer Adi Fainer is an innovative and bold move to bring 5000 years of traditions and cultural themes into the 21st century home.

Inspired by historical artifacts commonly known as Judaica items originally designed for spiritual celebration, The ‘J collection’ takes a conceptual leap forward in combining the traditional with the innovative, giving new interpretations to conventional forms.

Each item of the collection is only released in exclusive limited editions. Each piece is produced in a meticulous process and is numbered and signed.

Make your every meal luxury! A Japanese jeweler is selling a 13-piece tableware set made entirely of pure gold for $1 million.

The set by Ginza Tanaka includes goblets, plates, chopsticks and cutlery, each engraved with a dragon, which symbolizes eternal youth and health. The items are available as single purchases, with spoons priced at 650,000 yen each and soup bowls going for 32 million yen.

The company said the tableware was aimed to appeal to Chinese customers. China’s increasing ranks of newly rich are buoying the luxury market despite the global economic slowdown.