Rose Petal Beaded Chandelier

The 80cm option comes in two drops, 52cm and 65cm, which means the taller version likely adds an extra tier of petals rather than just stretching the existing ones – similar glass count up top, more layered depth below. If you're working to a tight ceiling height, the 52cm drop at the same width gives you the same footprint with more headroom.

They're a pearl-look bead rather than genuine pearl – the listing doesn't specify the exact material, but on a fixture at this price point they're most commonly glass or resin beads finished to resemble pearls. If the material matters to you, it's worth confirming with us directly before ordering.

In the product photos the blush colour is concentrated toward the edges of each petal, with the centre of the glass reading closer to clear or pale cream, so lit up it reads more as a warm glow with a pink cast than a solid pink light. Expect it to pick up more colour from the glass toward evening or in a dimmer room.

It takes E14 bulbs, but the exact count per size isn't confirmed by the manufacturer – with four sizes and two tier heights, the number of bulbs likely scales with both, so check with us before ordering if you're planning bulb quantities or a specific wattage load.

It's built from glass, so while the blush tone and pearl detailing suit a soft bedroom scheme, keep in mind the petals are breakable and the fixture needs a secure, professionally installed ceiling fixing – not something to install low over a bed or within easy reach.

Switch it off and let it cool, then lift the pearl strand gently off its hooks before dusting the petals underneath with a soft, dry cloth – trying to clean around a draped strand usually just pushes dust into the loops rather than removing it.