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Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier

Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier

$1,200.00 USD
$1,200.00 USD
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The Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier stacks cut panels of natural alabaster in descending rings on a slim metal frame. Each panel is cut from quarried stone, so the veining running through your fixture belongs to that block and no other.

Light passes through the stone rather than off it — no bright spot anywhere, just a soft amber wash that deepens where a panel runs thicker. The staggered tiers keep that depth from directly below as well as from across the room.

Two Silhouettes, Seven Sizes

The round version comes in four diameters from 17.7″ to 39.4″ — for a round table, an entry, a stairwell. The linear version comes in three lengths from 31.5″ to 47.2″ — for a rectangular table, a kitchen island, a long console. Choose by the shape of the surface below.

Before You Order

Stone is heavy. This fixture is hardwired and we recommend a licensed electrician; the ceiling box must be rated for the full weight, and larger sizes may need it reinforced. Takes E14 bulbs, sold separately — warm white around 2700K is what turns alabaster gold.


Why This One

Stone, Stacked in Tiers

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Tiers That Hold Their Depth

The panels are stacked in descending rings rather than set in one flat plane, so the fixture keeps its dimension from directly below as well as from across the room — the angle a single-shade pendant loses entirely.

 
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Alabaster's Warm, Even Glow

Light travels through the stone rather than bouncing off it, so no panel becomes a bright spot. What reaches the room is soft and amber-toned, deepening where a piece runs thicker and lifting where it thins — a glow with variation built into it.

 
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Veining No Two Fixtures Share

Every panel is cut from quarried stone, so the cloudy drift running through yours belongs to that block alone — and to that panel's place in the tier. A moulded resin shade repeats the same pattern on every unit; stone cannot.

 
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Round or Linear, Seven Sizes

Four diameters from 17.7″ to 39.4″ for anything you sit around or walk beneath; three lengths from 31.5″ to 47.2″ for a rectangular table or a kitchen island. Choose by the shape of the surface below, then by the room.

Cut from natural alabaster on a metal frame — veining differs from piece to piece

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Natural Stone Variation
Alabaster patterns vary from piece to piece — the stone you receive will differ from the one pictured. Each piece with natural textures is unique.

 

Specifications

Features & Details

 
Features
Material Metal frame, natural alabaster panels
Frame Finish Gold
Stone Colour White alabaster — veining varies from panel to panel
Silhouette Round (four diameters) or linear (three lengths) — seven sizes in total
Light Source E14 base — bulbs sold separately. Warm white around 2700K recommended
Mounting Ceiling mount, hardwired
IP Rating IP20 · indoor dry locations only · not waterproof
Dimming Depends on the bulb — fit dimmable E14 bulbs and a compatible wall dimmer
Style Organic modern · Modern luxury · Transitional · Contemporary · Minimalist
Application Dining room · Foyer · Living room · Stairwell · Double-height entry · Bedroom (indoor only)
Specification
Gross Weight From 22 lb (10 kg) — rises with size. Email us for the exact weight of a specific size
Voltage 110V–240V compatible
Power Type Hardwired to a ceiling junction box — professional installation recommended
Control Wall switch, or a wall dimmer when dimmable bulbs are fitted
Warranty 2-year manufacturer warranty

Before you install: This is a stone fixture and it is heavy. Confirm the ceiling junction box is rated for the full weight of the size you choose — larger sizes may need the box reinforced. We recommend a licensed electrician in accordance with local codes, and handle the panels by their metal fittings rather than the stone.

 

Find Your Size

Two Silhouettes, Seven Sizes

 

Choose the shape first: round for anything you sit around or walk beneath, linear for a long table or island. Then choose the size by the surface below it.

Round — Four Diameters

Size Best For Hanging Guide
∅ 17.7″
H 22.8″ 		A round table for four, a bedroom, or a modest entry with a standard 8 ft ceiling 30–36″ above a tabletop · 7 ft clearance in a walkway
∅ 23.6″
H 25.6″ 		The everyday choice — a round table for six, a living room, or an entry with 9 ft ceilings 30–36″ above a tabletop · 7 ft clearance in a walkway
∅ 31.5″
H 27.6″ 		A large round table, an open-plan living room, or a stairwell seen from two floors Needs 10 ft ceilings or higher to read properly
∅ 39.4″
H 30.3″ 		A double-height foyer or an open stairwell — the size that fills a vertical void For 12 ft ceilings and above · hang so the base sits above eye level from the landing

Linear — Three Lengths

Size Best For Hanging Guide
L 31.5″
W 13.8″ · H 15.7″ 		A rectangular table for four to six, or a short kitchen island 30–36″ above the surface · centre on the table, not the room
L 39.4″
W 13.8″ · H 15.7″ 		The everyday choice — a table for six to eight, or a standard kitchen island 30–36″ above the surface · leave 6″ clear at each end of the table
L 47.2″
W 13.8″ · H 15.7″ 		A long dining table for eight or more, or an island over 8 ft 30–36″ above the surface · suits tables from 6 ft long upward
Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier round sizes diagram — four diameters from 17.7 to 39.4 inches | HoaiLamp


Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier linear sizes diagram — three lengths from 31.5 to 47.2 inches | HoaiLamp


Sizing rule: over a table, the fixture should span roughly half to two-thirds the width of the surface below — a 39.4″ linear over a 60″ table, a ∅23.6″ round over a 48″ round table. In an open room without a table beneath it, size by ceiling height instead: the taller versions need the vertical space or they read cramped. Every size is hardwired and heavy — confirm the ceiling box is rated for the weight before ordering.

On and Off

Stone by Day, Lantern by Night

Alabaster is the rare shade material that earns its place switched off. Unlit it reads as solid pale stone; lit, the same panels turn translucent and the veining rises to the surface from inside.

 
Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier unlit — stacked natural stone panels on a gold metal frame | HoaiLamp

Unlit

The Tiers Read as Structure

Switched off, what you see is the architecture: descending rings of pale stone against a gold frame, each panel casting a shadow on the one below. Daylight catches the cut edges, so the fixture holds a dining room at noon rather than waiting for dark.

 
Tiered Natural Alabaster Chandelier lit — warm amber glow through the natural stone panels | HoaiLamp

Lit

Every Panel Becomes a Light

Switched on, the stone stops being a shade and becomes the source. Light travels through each panel and comes out amber, deepening where the cut runs thicker — and the tiers layer those glows into a depth a single shade cannot produce.

Why alabaster does this: light passes through the stone rather than reflecting off it, so the panel becomes the light source instead of hiding one. Thickness varies naturally across a cut piece, which is why the glow deepens in some places and lifts in others — and why no two fixtures light up quite the same. Use warm white around 2700K: cool white at 4000K or above turns alabaster grey rather than gold.

How It Hangs

Frame First, Stone Last

The metal frame goes up empty and gets wired and levelled first; the alabaster panels are set into it by hand afterwards. That order is what keeps the stone off a ladder — and it is why this is a two-person job.

Where to Hang It

 

Over a Dining Table

The most common place for this fixture, and the one where the tiers do the most work — seated diners look up into the stone rather than at a bulb. Centre it on the table, not on the room.

Base 30–36″ above the tabletop

 

Over a Kitchen Island

The linear sizes are built for this: a long stone body that lights the full working length without three separate pendants breaking up the ceiling.

Base 30–36″ above the counter

 

In a Two-Storey Foyer

The larger round sizes are made for vertical voids. Hang so the fixture reads from the landing above as well as from the door below — that double viewpoint is what the tiers are for.

Keep 7 ft clearance at the lowest point

 

Down an Open Stairwell

Position it in the well rather than over the treads, so nobody passes beneath it on the stairs — and so the stone is seen edge-on from the flight above.

Scaffolding or a lift is usually needed

Before you install: Hardwired, for indoor dry locations. Confirm the ceiling junction box is fixture-rated and fixed to a joist or brace — not held by drywall alone. Work with two people: one supports the frame at height while the other wires and fastens it. Set the stone panels only once the frame is secure and level, handling each by its metal fitting rather than the stone. We recommend a licensed electrician in accordance with local codes.

One thing owners mention: the suspension cord can arrive with slight kinks from packing. Leave the fixture hanging and the weight of the stone straightens it within a day — no need to pull or heat it.

 

Questions, Answered

Alabaster Chandelier FAQ


Round or linear — which should I choose?
Choose by the shape of the surface below. Round (four diameters, 17.7″ to 39.4″) suits a round table, an entry, a stairwell or anything you walk beneath. Linear (three lengths, 31.5″ to 47.2″) is built for a rectangular table or a kitchen island, where a round fixture leaves the ends dark. Then size it so the fixture spans roughly half to two-thirds the width of what is under it.
How heavy is it, and will my ceiling box take it?
From 22 lb (10 kg), rising with size — this is real stone, not moulded resin. Use a fixture-rated ceiling box fixed to a joist or a brace, never one held by drywall alone. A standard US fixture box is rated to 50 lb, which covers the smaller sizes comfortably. Email us with the size you are considering and we will confirm its exact weight before you order.
Is the stone real alabaster?
Yes — natural alabaster, cut and polished from solid stone. That is why the veining runs differently through every panel and why the glow varies with the thickness of each cut. A moulded resin panel repeats the same pattern on every unit; stone cannot. The weight is the easiest way to tell the two apart.
Which bulbs does it take, and are they included?
It takes E14 bulbs, and bulbs are not included. Use warm white around 2700K — that is what our photography uses and what turns the stone gold. Cool white at 4000K or above makes alabaster look grey and flat, which is the single most common reason a stone fixture disappoints once it is up.
Can it be dimmed?
Yes, if you fit dimmable E14 bulbs and pair them with a compatible wall dimmer. The fixture uses standard sockets with no built-in driver, so dimming depends entirely on the bulbs and switch you choose. Check the packaging says dimmable before you buy — alabaster at a low level is where the material is at its best.
Will it look like the photographs?
Close, but not identical. Every panel is cut from quarried stone, so the drift of cloudy white through your fixture belongs to that block alone. The one that arrives will differ from the one photographed — that variation is the material doing what natural material does, and it is the reason we can call it stone rather than resin.
How is it installed?
It is hardwired to a ceiling junction box, and it is a two-person job: the metal frame goes up empty and gets wired and levelled first, then the stone panels are set into it by hand. We recommend a licensed electrician in accordance with local codes, and scaffolding or a lift for stairwell and double-height installations. Note that installed items cannot be returned, so confirm your size and clearances before the fixture goes up.
The cord arrived with kinks in it — is that a fault?
No. Suspension cords pick up slight bends from packing. Leave the fixture hanging and the weight of the stone straightens the cord within a day. Do not pull it taut or apply heat to speed it up.
How do I clean it?
Dust with a dry, soft cloth only. Alabaster is porous and softer than glass — a fingernail can mark it — so avoid damp cloths, glass cleaner, vinegar and anything abrasive. Let the bulbs cool first, and support each panel by its metal fitting rather than the stone. Keep the fixture to dry indoor spaces: it is rated IP20 and steam or cooking grease will mark the stone permanently.
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