Crystal Curtain Chandelier · Brass Body · Clear Crystal · 5 Configurations · E12
Slender upward-curved brass arms radiate from the central hub, each one strung with cascading curtains of faceted clear crystal jewels that hang from arm to arm in dense, overlapping drapes. When lit, the crystals scatter prismatic light across the ceiling and walls; when unlit, the fixture reads as a delicate, almost weightless volume of hanging glass — the brass arms providing structure while the crystal does the visual work.
Four single-tier configurations (4, 6, 8, and 10 arms) share the same 63 cm body height and scale with room size through diameter. The fifth configuration — 10+5 arms in two tiers — adds a second ring of five inner arms at a lower level, increasing both the fixture height and the density of the crystal curtain for grander installations. All configurations share the same brass body and clear crystal; the hanging chain is 50 cm on all versions.
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Configuration — Choose at Checkout
All single-tier configurations are 63 cm tall. The 10+5 two-tier version is 80 cm tall and suited to higher ceilings and grander spaces. All include a 50 cm / 19.7″ hanging chain.
| Configuration | Diameter | Height | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 Arms | 50 cm∅ 19.7″ | 63 cm24.8″ | Small dining tables · Bedrooms · Nooks |
| 6 Arms | 66 cm∅ 26″ | 63 cm24.8″ | Standard dining rooms · Living rooms |
| 8 Arms | 75 cm∅ 29.5″ | 63 cm24.8″ | Larger dining rooms · Open-plan spaces |
| 10 Arms | 89 cm∅ 35″ | 63 cm24.8″ | Grand dining rooms · Entryways |
| 10 + 5 Arms Two Tier | 89 cm∅ 35″ | 80 cm31.5″ | Statement installations · High-ceiling spaces · Foyers |
The 10+5 Two-Tier version requires adequate ceiling height. At 80 cm body height plus 50 cm chain, the total drop from ceiling surface to bottom is approximately 130 cm before any chain adjustment. A minimum 2.8 m ceiling is recommended to hang this configuration comfortably above head level in a dining or living space.
Specifications
| SKU | RDC-191422 |
| Configurations | 4 · 6 · 8 · 10 arms (single tier) · 10+5 arms (two tier) |
| Body Finish | Brass (fixed) |
| Crystal | Clear faceted crystal jewels (fixed) |
| Materials | Brass lamp body · Clear crystal accessories |
| Hanging Chain | 50 cm / 19.7″ (all configurations) |
| Socket | E12 candelabra · Bulbs not included · User-replaceable |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V · Universal |
| Mounting | Hardwired ceiling canopy · Standard junction box |
| Best For | Dining rooms · Living rooms · Entryways · Bedrooms · Traditional and transitional interiors |
Bulbs are not included. Each arm uses one E12 candelabra socket. We recommend 2–4W LED E12 candelabra bulbs at 2700K warm white — the warm tone enhances the brass frame and activates the prismatic scatter of the clear crystal more warmly than cool-white bulbs. A clear filament-style E12 LED produces the sharpest crystal refraction; a frosted bulb gives a softer, more diffused effect.
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Which configuration suits my space? +
Match the arm count to your room and table size. 4 arms (∅ 50 cm) suits small dining tables up to 100 cm, bedrooms, and breakfast nooks. 6 arms (∅ 66 cm) is the most versatile — standard 4–6 seat dining tables and mid-size living rooms. 8 arms (∅ 75 cm) for larger dining rooms and open-plan spaces. 10 arms (∅ 89 cm) for grand dining rooms, entryways, and formal spaces. The 10+5 two-tier (∅ 89 cm, H 80 cm) is the most dramatic — same footprint as 10 arms but with a second inner ring of crystal at a lower level, adding height and density to the crystal curtain. Best for high-ceiling foyers and feature installations.
What does “10+5 arms” mean? +
The 10+5 is a two-tier configuration. The outer ring has 10 upward-curved arms at the standard height; a second inner ring of 5 arms sits at a lower level within the fixture, creating a cascading stepped silhouette. The crystal curtains drape across both tiers, producing a denser and taller crystal volume than the single-tier 10-arm version — at the same 89 cm diameter but 17 cm taller (80 cm vs 63 cm).
What bulb gives the best crystal effect? +
For the sharpest prismatic scatter, use a clear glass E12 LED with a visible filament — the point-source light of a filament bulb refracts through the crystal facets more precisely than a frosted diffuser, producing defined rainbow spectra on the walls and ceiling. A warm white 2700K color temperature works best with the brass frame. If you prefer a softer ambient glow rather than sharp prismatic color, a frosted E12 candelabra LED gives more even, diffused output. Bulbs are not included.
Is it dimmable? +
Yes, when fitted with dimmable E12 LED candelabra bulbs and a compatible TRIAC wall dimmer switch (both sold separately). Specify “dimmable” when purchasing E12 LED bulbs and confirm your dimmer is rated for LED loads. Dimming crystal chandeliers to 40–60% often produces the best effect — the reduced brightness makes the prismatic scatter more visible and atmospheric against a darker ambient backdrop.
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CARE
CARE
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth.
- To protect finish, we do not recommend the use of household cleaners or abrasives.
- Do not exceed specified wattage.
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