Emerald Leaf Grand Tiered Chandelier

Mostly the edges. The petals are milky white, and the green sits along the lower edge and tip of each one, so the overall look is pale with a green fringe. Because the petals overlap in tiers, the green tips line up in rows around the fixture. Lit, the glass glows soft white and the green edges stay deeper in tone.

Choose by width, because the vertical space needed is the same at 20.5″. A common rule is to pick a fixture at least 12″ narrower than the table: about 32″ wide or larger for the 19.7″ size, and about 36″ or larger for the 23.7″ size. The 23.7″ size has more petals spread out and looks fuller in a larger room.

A neutral or cool white shows the green edges most clearly. A warm white adds a yellow cast that softens the green toward an olive tone and makes the white glass look creamier. Both LED and Edison bulbs fit. The socket is E14, which is slightly wider than the E12 base common in the US, so check the base printed on the box.

It is listed as compatible with common wall switches, which are not included. Dimming is not listed. If you want to use a dimmer, ask us first so we can confirm it works with your bulbs and setup.

It is made for indoor use only. No moisture rating is listed, so do not hang it in a bathroom, over a shower or bathtub, or on a covered patio. A dry indoor room such as a dining room, bedroom, living room or entryway is what it is designed for.

Switch it off and let the bulbs cool. Work from the top tier down so dust falls onto petals you have not cleaned yet. Use a soft, dry brush or microfiber cloth, holding each petal steady with your other hand. For marks, use a cloth lightly dampened with water, and keep liquid cleaners off the gold finish.