Sculptural Diamond Star Amber Glass Pendant

Amber Glass Pendant featuring a faceted star-shaped glass shade suspended beneath polished chrome details and a refined ceiling canopy. The amber-toned glass creates a warm, sparkling glow while the sculptural star silhouette adds a distinctive decorative character. Ideal for bedrooms, reading nooks, entryways, hallways, or other spaces that need an elegant statement light.

Sculptural Diamond Star Amber Glass Pendant Details

• Material: Metal, glass
• Light source: E14 base (replaceable LED or Edison bulb)
• Max wattage: 40W per socket
• Voltage: AC 110–240V
• Mounting: Ceiling, rigid rod with beaded spheres, hardwired
• Cord length: 59"; extension available on request
• IP rating: IP20 – indoor, dry locations only
• Control method: Compatible with a standard wall switch (not included)
• Environment: Indoor

Size

Ø 9.1" × H 14.6"

Select Colour

Chrome

FAQ

Can I replace the bulb?

Yes – this pendant takes a standard E14-base LED or Edison bulb (max 40W) that you can swap yourself.

What are the three spheres for?

The stacked chrome spheres are a decorative connector between the ceiling rod and the glass shade, adding a beaded, sculptural detail. They're fixed in place and not designed to be removed or rearranged.

What is the star-shaped shade made from?

The shade is faceted, ridged glass with an amber tone, giving it a crisp, crystal-like sparkle when lit.

Can the cord length be extended?

The fixture ships with a 59" cord as standard. If you need a longer drop for a taller ceiling, an extension can be requested before shipping.

What does IP20 mean for this fixture?

IP20 means the fixture has no protection against moisture or liquid, so it's rated for indoor, dry spaces only – avoid installing it in bathrooms or anywhere it could be exposed to splashing water or high humidity.

Is it hardwired?

Yes – this is a ceiling-mounted fixture, and professional installation by a licensed electrician is recommended.

How do I clean the glass shade?

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth or a soft brush to reach into the faceted ridges. A slightly damp microfibre cloth can be used for the glass surface; avoid abrasive cleaners that could scratch the finish.

As hand-finished glass, minor variations in the faceting and tone of the shade may occur from piece to piece.