Will the accompanied stone always be the same in style and substance? I mean, it seems to be custom made and unique.
1183069
The one that I have bought its custom but I can not said unique because I doesn't buy another one......
1396466
Yes. Same as previous answer. My mother loves it and she has some seventy plus years of jewelry.
2282801
If you look up model 16620 on the home depot site, it shows this stone as an accessory, so I would think so.
2154916
I would say your fine with the natural stone. I used a glazed clay bowl and put it on top of a table. Works great.
2147386
Yes it's the same. I bought this for my granddaughter and it is beautiful and very well made. My daughter is very happy with it.
4456
Yes, but the stones that come with it are more than adequate as long as they don't get broken.
265978
Yes, follow instruction and when you finish you will get the some color like your stone.
1217787
It appears to be made of the same material as the rest of the cabinet. I think it looks really good and I cannot tell that it's not actually granite until I touch it!
603287
It was a gift almost a year ago so I don't see it everyday. But what I do know is that we were all happy with the set in person so I'm thinking its pretty true to what you see. Good luck.
352056
It is very nice every day China / stoneware . It's kind of inbetween , like a lighter weight stone wear , solid it not super heavy.
1636410
I am not familiar with the "natural stone" version. The granite one I bought two. Both are in use and loved by those I gave them to.
792623
It is not made of stone. It has a thin covering if finely crushed stone over aluminum. It is a totally smoth surface. You need to initially season it, and then repeat it every once in a while.
1377359
Yes, make sure you put it in the oven when you preheat the oven. And make sure the stone is completely dry otherwise it can crack
660976
It looks to be. It doesn't appear to be any different than the one I purchased for less about 6 months ago except for the color. My purchase item is granite colored.
312190
I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished with no extra coating of any kind. Hopefully this is enough information for you. I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished... » Read More I am not a geologist, but I can say that it is heavier than it looks, and that the bowl and pestle are each one solid piece. There are grooves from rough milling around the outside of the bowl (as there were on the inside before it was seasoned), and the saw marks are clearly visible where the feet were carved out. It's obviously not some type of cast material. That is all I can say for certain, but I'd bet money it's genuine. Oh yeah, the bottoms of the feet are also polished smooth to lessen damage to countertops and things, and it shows a transition from the rough surface to the polished with no extra coating of any kind. Hopefully this is enough information for you. « Show Less
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I don't know what kind of stone it is, but it is indeed stone. It's very heavy. You can't handle it with one hand, it always needs two hands to put it in or take it out of the oven, or even to move it on the counter.
2179701
Last year I ordered a Diamond" Sharpening Stone...and was so disappointed that my money was returned. It was an ordinary stone made by the Diamond Company. Ouch! Maybe they have gotten around to providing the real deal.....but if the price is exceptional (low) chances are you will be in for a surprise.