T21 Product Code: C-0005

The Natural Crystal & Brass Hexagon Knob points a natural crystal into a six-faceted pyramid form, seated on a brushed gold brass base, in rose pink or white, at 30mm diameter — one of the few genuinely natural-stone pieces in the crystal collection, distinct from the artificial crystal used on the other faceted knobs in this range.

Because the crystal is a real natural mineral rather than a manufactured artificial crystal, each knob carries slight variations in internal clarity and tone that are a property of the stone itself, not a manufacturing inconsistency — a distinction worth knowing before ordering, since no two natural crystal knobs will be perfectly identical the way an artificial crystal piece would be.

The hexagonal pyramid shape is cut to a defined point at the top, giving the knob a more geometric, crystalline silhouette than the rounded or oval artificial crystal knobs elsewhere in the range — closer in form to a raw quartz point than a polished gemstone cut.

Rose pink and white are the two natural crystal tones offered, each carrying the soft internal variation typical of natural stone — rose pink leans toward a gentle blush tone, while white stays closer to clear with faint natural inclusions. Both sit on the same brushed gold brass base used throughout the crystal range.

Because this is natural stone, treat it with the same care as any quarried crystal piece — avoid sharp direct impacts on the pointed tip, and clean with a soft, dry cloth.

• Best for: vanities, dressing tables, and decorative cabinetry where genuine natural crystal is wanted over an artificial cut
• Available in: rose pink, white
• Fixing: single-point, standard knob mounting

Specification: Material — natural crystal on a brushed gold brass base; Finish — brushed gold; Colours — rose pink, white; Size — 30mm diameter x 30mm height.

Is this knob made from real natural crystal or an artificial material?

Real natural crystal — one of the few pieces in the Brass Essence crystal range using genuine mineral stone rather than the artificial crystal used on the faceted and fluted knobs elsewhere in the collection.

Will the crystal's colour and clarity match exactly across multiple knobs?

Not precisely — natural crystal carries slight internal variation in tone and clarity piece to piece, which is a property of the genuine mineral rather than a defect, unlike the more uniform artificial crystal pieces elsewhere in the range.

Is natural crystal fragile compared to the artificial crystal knobs?

It's generally sturdy for regular handling, but the pointed hexagonal tip is more vulnerable to chipping under a hard direct knock than a rounded artificial crystal shape, so treat it with the same care you would any natural stone point.