Love this chandelier in my daughter’s makeupdressing room. Really adds the vintage charm I was looking for. It was a bit tedious to put together. It didn’t take a long time though thanks to my husband. I am so glad I chose this light. Very happy with it. It’s so beautiful.

Just the perfect vintage touch I wanted.. such beauty of a light.. just go ahead and get it

This looks like it’s going to be a beautiful chandelier. Over 50 crystal leaves need to be screwed in, the six arms need to be wired together, this is going to take a while. All I can provide now is pictures of all the pieces before assembly. Quality seems fine, it’s a vintage finish. It was well packaged and arrived quickly but I will have to get back with an update on assembly. You might want to unless you love a challenge. UPDATE: does not include instructions, just a parts list, including extra parts that weren’t on the list! Use a 9/16 combination wrench to tighten the arms in place. Wiring them all together was not difficult. If you know what white to white and black to black means, you’ll be fine, if not, you might want to hire someone. The crystals are tricky and if you over tighten them just a little bit they will come apart and you’ll have to glue the treaded post back into the crystal. After doing that several times, I decided to remove all the crystals that I had put on and will be installing them after I hang the chandelier. It is all too delicate to try to hang with crystals in place. I’ll send a picture when I get it up and hanging from my ceiling.