De toute beauté

Very pretty! We love it ! And easy to put together.

I’m so happy! This picture doesn’t even have 1/4 the lights installed- and I ordered 11” hotdog lights to illuminate the full chandelier- so it’ll be much more magnificent once the proper light bulbs are installed . My hub did the electrical part fast- and our family of four did the crystals in 30 minutes…. I’m so happy! I love this chandelier :-) it’s so blingy in our rustic Spanish tile themed house and I love the contrast- I love ridiculous blingy light fixtures/ but I’m very happy! This one is the 29” wide one- it’s perfect t woth our table which is 6’ round and with the Leif it is 6’ wide and 8’ long. But great chandelier- it just makes me so happy…. I’m speechless

Our kitchen renovation has project creeped into the dining room. So we decided to replace a nice glass chandelier with one of these. We picked the 2nd largest (42.5" H x 29.5" W x 29.5" D) bright gold one. Dumba$$ me thought D was depth (it's diameter, same as width) which would have been fine with our 7.5' ceiling room above a higher than normal dining table. Instead I'm now stuck with 42.5" depth (actually chandelier height). I considered not adding the bottom three rows (it's part of a separate, attached frame) to reduce the chandelier's height. Instead I inserted extreme angles on the three chains. The chains are strong, I'm not worried about them. The bottom loop attachments are welded so even though they look like soft metal (pot iron or zinc) they should hold. It's the upper loops the chain is connected to I'm worried about. The metal cap is strong (coated steel perhaps) but thin and the loops are bolted onto that. My last chandelier actually broke it's single zinc loop during cleaning (I caught it, no crash) so I am a little worried about this attachment because of the chandelier's weight and I'll have to keep an eye on it. The results? Stunning. 5 hrs to attach 7 rows of crystal with soft brass pins over three days but worth it (top two different layers are already mounted when received and add two more layers overall). Only one crystal didn't have a through hole and another had a bad scratch but I had a dozen spares so no worry. I even had spares for the top different crystals! 15(!) light sockets but with dimmable 4W LEDs it throws light everywhere at any intensity. There's room above the table so one worry mitigated. The sparkling effect has to be seen to be believed but maintaining all those crystals are a future cleaning worry. The real worry was would my wife love it but once it was completely installed and she saw it, that's no worry now. :)

Beautiful but one was gold and one was black. We ordered 2 gold ones. The contractor already had the black one up before we looked at it.