Nantucket Jewel

Edgar Berebi Nantucket Jewel: Crystal-Set Coastal Cabinet Hardware

What the Nantucket Jewel line is

Nantucket Jewel is Edgar Berebi's Nantucket family carried over with set Swarovski crystal accents. The base Nantucket Collection uses scallop-shell medallions and rope-twist bail backs in plain metal; Nantucket Jewel keeps that coastal-traditional vocabulary and sets clear or aquamarine-tone crystals into the shell centers or at the ends of the rope bails. The accent is the line's single distinguishing feature, so the result reads as the same shell-and-rope motif with a small jewelry-grade glint rather than a different design. Each piece is hand-finished in the United States and built per order, with roughly a six-to-eight-week window from order to delivery. Polished nickel reads cleanest against the clear crystal, while brushed antique brass warms the same pairing toward traditional coastal.

Where it fits and how it compares

The line suits coastal New England kitchens that want one additional register of refinement above the base Nantucket Collection without moving toward formal Gilded-Age detailing. Painted inset doors in soft blue, weathered grey, pale sand, and salt-cream give the shell medallions and crystals a quiet backdrop, and the clear and pale-aqua stones catch window light without reading as ballroom ornament. Most Berebi crystal options live on formal-traditional collections such as Belleview or Louis XV, which makes Nantucket Jewel one of the brand's few coastal lines offered with a crystal-set variant. For the plain-metal version of the same shapes, the base Nantucket Collection is the direct point of comparison; the Newport Collection sits adjacent for a more formal coastal reference.

Coordinate with cabinet pulls and cabinet knobs.