Lustre en cristal moderne, suspension en cristal

This is an extremely lightweight and sparse chandelier. Directions were difficult to follow and were just a single drawing without details. There is too much flexibility within the frame which causes it to collapse towards the center. The LED lights are nice and subtle. Assembly requires you to join 2 pieces of glass crystal pendants together and then attach each one to each point on the chandelier. The metal is very thin and it is difficult to see the chandelier when it is not on and against a white ceiling.

This modern crystal chandelier is absolutely beautiful! I decided to use it in my kitchen as the main light fixture its so beautiful. Assembly did take a minute mostly attaching the hanging crystals but well worth it finished product. Lots of compliments!

The modern crystal pendant chandelier is sooo beautiful and elegant! We had the contractor install because we had cabinets removed and the walls needed to be finished before the chandelier could be put up. It was a very easy install. Unpacking the light and opening up was easy. It was closed up like an accordion. Some lights needed to be attached before lighting up. There are 60 crystal pendant that needs to be assembled first and then individually hung onto the light fixture. The assembling and hanging took longer than hanging the light fixture. The directions were hard to understand but they have a YouTube video that shows how to unpack and unfold the light fixture and how to assemble the crystals to hang. It was well worth the time because it sparkles. Cant wait for during the day when the sun streams in and hits the crystals.

I would not even attempt to remove this from the box by myself. I am leaving this strictly to a professional to be installed by, including taken out of the box properly. It looks very intricately wired, and I am sure once I get an electrician to install it, it will be exquisite. It lo

First, the box arrived, and I was immediately struck by the sheer volume of components. It wasnt just parts it was hundreds of individual crystals, each needing to be attached by a flimsy metal ring. The instructions were less of a guide and more of a cryptic suggestion, leaving much of the intricate process to guesswork. Don’t recommend