The white knight bookend
A chess piece with a very good reason to guard your books.
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AI-generated styling illustration — check retailer photos for exact details. Scene accessories are not included.A curious red mineral, with a rather ambitious backstory.
The dome and mineral-like shape feel at home among old books. The red glass is noticeable; identifying the film takes another step.
A red stone under a glass dome can pass for a cabinet-of-curiosities find. Harry Potter fans will recognise the object that made immortality a very pressing school problem. The Noble Collection’s display places a faceted glass stone in a metal holder on a wooden base, ready for an ordinary bookshelf.
Choose Noble Collection NN7386, also sold as the Sorcerer’s Stone display. The stone is approximately 8cm long and the dome 15cm tall; larger boxed dimensions describe the packaging. This is a newly made glass replica with its display, not a natural gemstone or a film-used prop.