W83100C16-CH Clarion Collection 4 Light Crystal Chandelier, Mini, Chrome

I LOVE my mini chandelier for my bedroom. Prior to, I walked into a local lighting fixture shop, was shown their beautiful crystal chandeliers by a very nice sales clerk. They were too big so we went through the catalog and found one that was a little smaller, though still a bit too big for my small bedroom. I asked how much it would cost and almost fell down. $2000! Of course, I was told, it is coming from Europe.So my friends told me to search on Amazon, and I found this one, ordered it, and it arrived in a couple of days in a large box. All in parts, packed in cheap styrofoam that flew everywhere, but everything was there and intact. The instructions were really horrible - though if you have an electrician install it, it would be a cake walk for them because they understand and know how to do this.I wanted to install it myself. It took me a lot of head scratching and watching multiple YouTube videos (mahalo to YouTube!) to finally figure out how to wire the dang thing in the ceiling AFTER threading the electrical cords through the chain (I used only 3 of the chains and the 2 end connectors for a pleasant drop from the ceiling), the mounting bracket and the crystal cap and plate, making sure that the L (live) and N (neutral) wires were always designated and identified. The instruction sheet was really bad - I think I said this before, but I have to say it again.However, lousy instruction sheet aside, it is such a beautiful delicate little chandelier that makes my bedroom feel and look like a magical space. I put in 4 15 watt chandelier bulbs because 25 watt ones were too bright, imo. It doesn't give off as much light with the 15 watt bulbs but I don't use this light for anything other than bringing light to the room at night. For reading, I have a bedside lamp.I love this chandelier. Makes me feel like a princess (okay, an old princess), saved me over $1900, and really looks wonderful.

I love this light! I wanted something different for the dinning room, a little glam that would match our Caribbean blue accents and this was perfect. Installation had my husband using a few choice words and I needed to lend an extra pair of hands a couple times. It was time consuming hanging all the crystal pieces. But now that it’s up I love it! Dimming function works great with some dim marble candelabra led bulbs. Throws out a surprising amount of light.

This was beautiful when it went up in my son’s room in 2020. The blue was so pretty and bold. Three years later and the color has almost completely left the glass and it’s pale pink and pale purple all over and looks awful. There’s no direct sunlight in the room and the curtains are almost always closed. We don’t use high wattage bulbs so there’s really no excuse aside from poor quality. I doubt the longevity of the other colors are any better.

Bought this for my daughters bedroom. Absolutely beautiful and amazing value for money considering it's real glass. The instructions are not great, but it quite easy to assemble. The colour in the picture is terrible, but if you search it on Google you will find a true representation of it which is stunning.

This looks so pretty. It is much more iridescent than the picture. More Mediterranean water that teal. It looks wonderful in my entry way. A couple of caveats, the instructions weren't great, there is a very specific order of operations that I didn't figure out until I had it half way together wrong. One of the arms had the wiring fed through backwards. I have extensive experience with electrical devices and home improvement and I will admit I was very frustrated, but it turned out beautifully.

I’m over the moon! So much beauty, not just 'for the value.' as if it were less but you get what you pay for. This is a piece I would expect to pay quite a bit more for. It goes over my sink in my kitchen and it's the perfect statement piece to pull it all together without screaming too loud. It's what I've always wanted

Looks great in all the photos, right? And from a distance, I suppose it's fine, if it holds up, but the reality is, the glass is cheaply made. I believe the blue coloring is going to peel off or fade because it isn't a true blue glass, it's only a coating. Although they say it's leaded crystal, it is most certainly not, it's just glass, and a cheap glass at that, but at least it's not plastic. The blue coloring on all of the glass pieces is not consistent, there are spots where there is no color or the color has faded, because it hasn't been coated evenly. Also a few of the crystals were chipped.The main problem with the chandelier is that for the money you paid for it, and I paid $125.25, you have to put every piece together and wire it yourself. Not for the faint of heart or the inexperienced. As most of us are not electricians, it can be worrisome even though all the wires are marked.You don't know how the thing goes together except to look at the photo on Amazon and to use common sense because the instruction booklet tells you nothing, not even what some of these parts are for or where they go. I didn't find it that hard to put together but I question whether or not this thing is going to blow up when my electrician wires it into the ceiling. The most difficulty I had was trying to get all the wires into the tiny metal cup on the bottom of the chandelier, then over that cup goes the blue glass bowl, a metal washer and finally the decorative screw finial. Once you put the wires in, connect them all together and then assemble both bowls over the bottom, that decorative bottom finial, that is supposed to hold the heaviest round crystal ball, won't screw on to the post because the post just isn't long enough to accommodate enough of the finial to secure it. So I would highly recommend you get some loctite or other glue so that the glass bowl and crystal don't fall off and shatter.I'm hoping this stays together as I bought it for my bathroom. Frankly, I think the company should be paying me to do the wiring and the assembly on this by charging much less. It might be best to spend your money on an already assembled chandelier.