Semi-Precious Stone Bookends

Bring quiet material richness to shelves and workspaces with the Semi-Precious Stone Bookends. Crafted from natural quartz and agate, each bookend showcases soft hues, organic veining, and subtle inclusions shaped by the stone itself—making every set entirely unique.

Designed to balance visual elegance with dependable weight, these stone bookends hold books securely while adding texture and colour to bookshelves, desks, consoles, or study tables. Their clean, understated form allows the natural beauty of the stone to take centre stage, complementing both modern and classic interiors.

Handcrafted in India, each pair reflects the individuality of natural stone and artisanal finishing. Thoughtful, functional, and enduring, these bookends also make a refined gifting choice for design-led homes and workspaces.

Key Details

• Dimensions (each): Approx. 20 × 6 × 15 cm

• Material: Semi-precious natural stone (Quartz / Agate)

• Colours: Pink, White, Green, Grey, Blue, Yellow (natural variation expected)

• Finish: Smooth, polished stone

• Craftsmanship: Handcrafted in India

• Set: 2 bookends

Why We Love It

• Naturally Unique: Every piece features one-of-a-kind colour and veining.

• Functional Weight: Designed to support books securely without visual heaviness.

• Versatile Placement: Ideal for bookshelves, desks, consoles, and study spaces.

• Gift-Ready: A timeless stone accent that feels considered and lasting.

Care & Maintenance

Semi-precious stone should be handled with care.

• Clean with a soft, damp cloth using water or mild detergent

• Dry immediately after cleaning

• Avoid abrasive or acidic cleaners

• Do not allow liquids to soak

• Not dishwasher safe

Natural Variations & Handmade Craftsmanship

Each bookend set is handcrafted from natural stone. Variations in colour, pattern, texture, and minor surface irregularities—including small pits or natural inclusions—are inherent to the material and part of its character. Slight differences in size and finish are expected and embraced. Exact replication is neither possible nor intended.