Name: Almond-Shaped Red Onyx Stone Fountain
Brand: Blue Thumb
SKU: ABART63
Price: 1299.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Almond-Shaped Yellow Onyx Stone Fountain

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Available in 3 sizes - Sold individually

ABART6318 - 18"H
ABART6324 - 24"H
ABART6330 - 30"H

Made of rare red onyx
Handcrafted by skilled artisans
Self-contained and requires easy maintenance
Made in the USA

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ABART6318 - 18"H

ABART6324 - 24"H

ABART6330 - 30"H

Description

Handcrafted from rare red onyx, its beauty is matched by its unique form. It is a statement piece that effortlessly complements its surroundings, its almond shape both striking and perfectly integrated. Thanks to the inherent properties of the stone, your fountain is a singular work of art, with no two pieces exactly alike. Black polished pebbles are included to provide a cohesive, finished look, and it is available in three sizes to meet your specific needs.

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Winterize

It is very important for you to protect your cast stone and pottery fountains, birdbaths, planters and statuary from the freeze-thaw cycle during the winter months. Ideally, cast stone and pottery décor that can collect water, should not be left outside when temperatures dip down to freezing. They should be stored indoors or in a dry protected place such as a covered porch or garage that is away from the elements. This is not always possible, so it is recommended that you completely dry out your décor and add a waterproof cover. This is because any cast stone or pottery component that can hold water and freeze has the potential to crack and crumble. Components such as fountain pedestals which remain in a basin/pool can also crack or crumble.

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