The Nuova grapefruit spoons come in a set of two and are part of WMF's specialty cutlery, designed to make it easier to enjoy large citrus fruits. The spoons feature a pointed front edge that allows for easy piercing into the fruit. Additionally, the sides of the spoon are ground, facilitating the removal of the pulp. Made from durable Cromargan stainless steel, these spoons promise a long lifespan. The material is hygienic, shape-retaining, dishwasher-safe, and resistant to food acids.

Since its founding in 1853, the former Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik (now WMF Group GmbH) has produced high-quality kitchen tools and household goods for private households, gastronomy, and hospitality. WMF's most well-known achievement is Cromargan stainless steel, which contains 18% chromium and 10% nickel, named for its high chromium content and silver-like appearance. Chromium makes the metal rust-resistant, while nickel provides acid resistance and shine. Both excellent design and reliable functionality are given significant importance in all developments, whether it be tableware, cutlery, pans, or other utensils. For WMF, not only eating and drinking are among life's incomparable moments of enjoyment, but equally, if not more so, the preparation and cooking.