• Four amethyst slice knobs on a cream chest, mirror and brass lamp behind
  • Closer view of the cream drawers, four purple amethyst slice knobs
  • Four amethyst slices in a row, purple stone with rust red patches
  • Two large slices close, deep purple and rust streaked with pale crystal
  • Two slices angled, pale lilac beside a darker rust purple face
  • Three amethyst slices, purple and white banding under gold rims
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Amethyst Agate Cabinet Knobs – Set of 6

Amethyst Agate Cabinet Knobs – Set of 6

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The Stone

Banded amethyst agate in flat slice form, each piece showing violet and white layering across the face. The colour intensity varies: pale lavender at the edges deepens toward violet at the core of each stone. The electroformed metal edge holds the organic perimeter without interrupting the stone's banding.

Craftsmanship

The organic edge of each slice is wrapped in electroformed metal. Electroforming grows real metal directly onto the stone rather than laying foil or gilt over it, so the border follows every contour of the natural perimeter and stays bonded to the piece. The centre stud and fixings are solid brass. Available in gold, silver and rose gold.

Specifications

  • Set of 6
  • Diameter: approximately 40 to 50 mm (natural variation applies)
  • Projection: 25 mm
  • Mounting: single M4 centre stud, standard cabinet bore
  • Finish: Gold, Silver, or Rose Gold electroformed metal edge
  • Fits standard modular kitchen, wardrobe and vanity cabinet bores

As each piece is naturally formed, colour, grain and pattern will vary. No two knobs in a set are identical.

Gifting

Violet with white banding reads richer than a flat purple, which is what makes amethyst a wedding and anniversary gift rather than only a decor choice.

Care

Wipe with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners and prolonged moisture contact. The stone surface should not be submerged.

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