Jewels

Notting Hill Jewels stone-accent knobs

Jewels sets a genuine cut stone into pewter across two designs: Jeweled Lily, offered in both a rounded knob shape and a straight pull shape, across three stones, red carnelian, tiger eye, green aventurine, and a more ornate Victorian Jewel pull carrying those same three stones plus a fourth option coded GA. It stands as the one Notting Hill line built specifically around natural stone instead of a carved pewter scene alone, seven pieces total once every stone and shape combination is counted separately, more than any other Notting Hill line centered on one stone family.

What each stone changes

Red carnelian leans warm and reddish; tiger eye shows a banded gold-brown catching shimmer depending on light angle; green aventurine reads cooler and more muted than either. Since each stone comes from a natural material and not a molded color, individual pieces vary a bit from what a product photo shows, expected with cut stone, not a flaw in the casting. Handling several in person before choosing is worth the extra step, especially for buyers picking a stone that echoes a countertop or backsplash tone already chosen.

Jeweled Lily against Victorian Jewel

Jeweled Lily comes in two shapes, round for doors and straight for drawers, letting both share one stone without switching patterns between them. Victorian Jewel stands as the more ornate of the two designs, working best in an occasional-use spot, a glass-front cabinet, a jewelry box, or a small guest bathroom, over hardware for every drawer in a busy kitchen.

A note on care

Wipe natural stone set into pewter rather than scrubbing it; abrasive cleaners dull a stone's polish long before touching the surrounding metal, and tiger eye especially shows scratching faster than the other two stones here, so a soft cloth is worth keeping nearby.