• Single aqua agate slice knob on a white drawer, books and dried blooms above
  • Two aqua agate slices close, turquoise fading to white crystal centres
  • Three aqua slices in a row, teal stone paling towards the outer edge
  • One large aqua slice close, deep turquoise inside a rough gold border
  • Two slices angled, teal agate banded with white under crusted gold
  • Two large slices side by side, turquoise dissolving into milky white
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Aqua Agate Cabinet Knobs – Set of 6

Aqua Agate Cabinet Knobs – Set of 6

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The Stone

Aqua agate in flat slice form, showing pale teal-to-turquoise banding in graduated layers with a paler, often crystalline centre. The lightest zones read as a milky wash and the deeper areas as clear teal, and the balance between them differs on every piece.

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

Turquoise is rare in Indian cabinetry, which is what makes a set of these memorable. Suits a bathroom vanity, a bar unit or a coastal-leaning scheme. A natural griha pravesh present for a first home, where the hardware is the last thing to go on.

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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