• Four blue agate square knobs on a cream chest of drawers, brass lamp and vase above
  • Four square knobs in a shallow arc on white, deep teal agate inside gold bezels
  • Four squares angled, teal blue stone banded with cream and pale grey
  • Four square knobs in a row, crusted electroformed gold along every edge
  • Three squares close, navy blue agate veined with white and soft blue
  • Four knobs tipped forward, brass posts raised above the teal blue faces
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Blue Agate Square Cabinet Knobs – Set of 4

Blue Agate Square Cabinet Knobs – Set of 4

₹2,599 INR
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The Stone

Mid-tone blue agate cut to a precise square and set within an electroformed metal frame. The colour sits deep within the stone: the geometric cut emphasises the mineral's natural flatness and the even colour distribution across each piece. A dome-headed brass stud at the centre provides the mount.

Craftsmanship

Each stone is set inside an electroformed metal frame on every side, with a brass stud through the centre. Electroforming grows real metal onto the stone rather than laying foil or gilt over it, so the frame is bonded to the piece and will not lift or rub away. The fixings are solid brass. Available in gold, silver and rose gold.

Specifications

  • Set of 4
  • Face dimensions: approximately 40 x 40 mm
  • Projection: 20 mm
  • Mounting: single M4 stud, standard cabinet bore
  • Finish: Gold, Silver, or Rose Gold electroformed metal frame
  • 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

Blue is rare in Indian cabinetry, which is exactly why a set of these reads as a decision rather than a default. A distinctive housewarming gift.

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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