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From recovery nights to everyday sleep, our customers choose structure that holds up.
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The bookshelf's finishing touch
One white jade apple in front of the spines and the whole shelf suddenly looks arranged. It's small but the stone gives it presence a ceramic piece wouldn't have.
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The amber one glows
Near the window in the afternoon the onyx lights up amber and gold — photos don't do it justice. Everyone who visits picks it up within five minutes.
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Best paperweight I own
Black marble, sits on the letter tray on my desk. Heavy enough to hold a week of mail, handsome enough that I notice it every morning.
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Frequently asked questions
How big is it?
About 5 × 5 cm — the size of a small real apple. It's meant to sit true-to-life in a bowl, on a stack of books or in a shelf vignette.
Is each one really unique?
Yes — jade, marble and onyx are natural stones, so the veining and translucency vary piece to piece. Yours won't exactly match the photo, and that's the point.
Which stone should I choose?
White Jade for soft, calm shelves; Black Marble for contrast on pale wood; Amber Onyx if you want the one people ask about — it goes luminous in window light.
Does it scratch surfaces?
The base is polished smooth and sits gently on wood and stone. On high-gloss lacquer, a felt dot underneath is a sensible habit.
Can I buy a set?
Each apple is sold individually — a trio of all three stones lined on a tray or mantel is the most-styled combination.
Is the stem fragile?
The stem is metal, not stone, so it flexes rather than snaps. Lift the apple by the body all the same — stone deserves two fingers, not a stem.
