Vertex Faceted Alabaster Drop Chandelier

The Vertex Faceted Alabaster Drop Chandelier pairs a solid metal cone cap with a tapered, faceted alabaster point below it, meeting at their widest point so light exits through the narrowing stone tip as a concentrated, warm spill rather than a broad wash. It's offered as a single drop, or gathered into a 3-, 5-, 7-, 9-, or 12-light cluster, each cone hung on its own cord from a shared ceiling canopy — trim the cords to different lengths at installation to hold the cluster close and level, spread it wider across the ceiling, or let it fall in a diagonal cascade down a stairwell. Available in Black or Brass hardware.

Faceted cone-and-point shade

A solid metal cone cap meets a tapered, faceted alabaster point at their widest edge, narrowing to a single tip below where the light glows out in a concentrated, warm spill.

Staggered cords, shared canopy

Each cone hangs on its own cord from a shared ceiling canopy. Trimming each cord to a different length at installation lets you gather the cluster close, spread it wider, or cascade it on a diagonal.

Six sizes, two finishes

Available as a 1-, 3-, 5-, 7-, 9-, or 12-light configuration, in Black or Brass hardware, to suit spaces of different scale.

Metal cone cap and ceiling canopy in a matte black finish.

Metal cone cap and ceiling canopy in a warm brass finish.

A single cone-and-point drop on a fixed 50 cm cord, suited to a bedside drop, powder room, or beside a mirror — or order two or three separately and space them yourself.

The tightest cluster, suited to a breakfast nook, small round table, or stair landing.

Our most chosen configuration — suited to a round dining table, entry hall, open stairwell, or kitchen island.

Suited to a larger dining table, double-height entry, or open-plan living room.

Suited to a stairwell void, two-story foyer, long dining table, or atrium.

Our grandest configuration, suited to a grand entry, three-story stairwell, hotel or restaurant, or banquet table.

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• Mount to a secure ceiling junction box using hardware suitable for the fixture weight; installation is hardwired and should follow local electrical requirements.
• On multi-light clusters, hang all cords at full length first, then shorten one at a time to set the final gathered, spread, or cascading pattern — cords exit from fixed points on the canopy and can't be repositioned.
• Never lift a cone by its cord — it is not load-bearing, and tension on it can strain the socket wiring over time.
• Always support each alabaster cone directly when moving or installing; for the larger, multi-light configurations, two people are strongly recommended.
• Dust with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid water, solvents, and abrasives, which will dull the polished surface irreversibly.
• Do not exceed the fixture's rated 40W per socket. LED G9 bulbs are recommended over halogen, since each bulb sits enclosed inside the stone point with little airflow and LED runs far cooler.
• Natural alabaster will show variation in color and veining between units — this is expected and not a defect.
• Disconnect power before changing a bulb or servicing the fixture.
• Intended for indoor, dry use only.