Cassel Alabaster Chandelier

Each light in the Cassel Alabaster Chandelier is a cube of veined alabaster, lit from inside so the stone itself glows and the veining shows differently through every face. The cubes hang on individual cables, and it is the arrangement that changes with size: the 7-light stacks its cubes in a staggered column 47.2 inches tall, the 9-, 12-, 18- and 25-light versions gather them into a cluster on one level, and the two 36-light versions either stack three square tiers or spiral the cubes down a 47-inch drop.

Footprints run from 11.8 inches across on the 7-light to a 27-inch square on the 36-light models. The clustered sizes suit a round or square dining table, where the cubes sit low and close together; the tall column and the spiral are built for an entryway or a foyer with height to spare, where the drop can be seen in full. Every version hangs from a gold canopy, round on the smaller counts and square on the larger ones.

Every cube holds a replaceable G9 LED lamp, and the bulbs are included. The cables adjust up to 6.6 feet. The fixture hardwires to a standard ceiling box; dimming and sloped-ceiling mounting are available on request.