Azure blue and so refreshing, the Le Creuset Caribbean colorway is a fan favorite. So it was a surprise to see the brand announce: 'Last chance for Caribbean! We are bidding farewell to this tropical hue. Shop your favorite pieces (now on sale at Le Creuset) before they're gone for good.'
Many fans were devastated. Some said they have been collecting Le Creuset Caribbean pieces since they got married, or that the turquoise hue reminds them of happy holidays or homelands. For anyone wondering is Le Creuset worth it?, this might be your moment to grab a steal – especially with the chance to own a retiring color that has brought joy to so many.
Caribbean isn't gone just yet. There's still time to scoop up a good Le Creuset deal. I've scouted the clearance section and dropped the best prices below, before the shade disappears forever.
Last chance to shop Le Creuset Caribbean
Le Creuset makes some of the most coveted cookware, kitchenware, and tableware on the market. Crafted from stone, cast iron, and durable ceramics, the pieces are incredibly high quality and rarely on sale.
This is the crown jewel in Le Creuset's collection, praised by home chefs and professionals alike (myself included). With nearly $100 off the original price, this is a fantastic deal.
I love using my salt and pepper shakers as accents on my tablescapes. This stoneware set adds a pop of Le Creuset Caribbean blue that will warm up any plain tablecloth or dining set.
In my opinion, Le Creuset make the best braisers money can buy. The large flat shape and shallow sides are ideal for browning meat or simmering casseroles, enhancing caramelization on the enamel surface.
This trio of rectangular baking dishes will suit a variety of recipes, from fruit cobblers to lasagna. As always, Le Creuset's enamel surface is so easy to clean. I think it makes a great gift for a keen cook.
There's a 20% discount on this practical utensil crock (and it also comes as a free gift with purchase when you spend over $250 at Le Creuset). Crafted from premium stoneware and finished with a vibrant glaze, it is beautiful and dishwasher-safe.
It may be small, but this petite pot showcases the Le Creuset Caribbean hue in all its glory. I'd choose this cocotte for serving individual desserts, summery dips or crudités on a seasonal tablescape.
Thankfully, Caribbean isn't the only beautiful blue shade that Le Creuset has to offer. If you're ready to start fresh, I have another recommendation – take a look at Marseille at LeCreuset.com. It brings a deeper, subtler blue tone to your kitchen that could be more evergreen. My parents have a few pieces in this color that were gifted for their wedding 25 years ago – and they’ve aged beautifully.
