The Honoria Tiered Glass Fringe Chandelier hangs row upon row of faceted glass prisms from a stepped metal frame, each tier drawing in tighter than the one above it so the whole fixture tapers as it falls. The prisms are cut on every face and hung close together — dense enough that you never see the bulbs, only what the glass does with them.
- Finish: Gold · Black · Nickel
- Voltage: AC 110–240V
- Real Photo: The brass frame, before a single prism goes on
- Power: Max 40W per socket
- Mounting: Ceiling — chain suspended, hardwired
Design & Materials
Honoria keeps that density and lets the frame do the modern work — a clean band of metal at the top, no scrollwork, no fuss. Lit, the prisms scatter warm light in every direction and throw small flecks of colour across the ceiling and walls. It comes as a round chandelier or a linear chandelier for long tables, in gold, matte black, or brushed nickel, all for hardwired installation on an adjustable chain.
Materials, diameters and finishes are listed exactly as they are — including that the frame arrives assembled and the prisms are hung on during installation.
Specifications
| Real Photo |
The brass frame, before a single prism goes on |
| Finish |
Gold · Black · Nickel |
| Power |
Max 40W per socket |
| Voltage |
AC 110–240V |
| Mounting |
Ceiling — chain suspended, hardwired |
| Environment |
Indoor only · IP20 |
| Preparation time |
5–10 days Made and inspected at our own workshop before dispatch. |
| ∅ 19.7″ × H 22.8″ |
∅ 50 × H 58 cm |
| Best for |
Entry · bedroom · breakfast nook · round table up to 40″ |
| Ceiling |
8–10 ft |
| ∅ 31.5″ |
Popular |
| ∅ 31.5″ × H 26″ |
∅ 80 × H 66 cm |
Good to Know
Is the glass real, or is it plastic?
Every prism is real glass. You can tell the moment you unpack one: it is cool to the touch, heavier than it looks, and the cut edges are sharp and precise rather than softly rounded.Acrylic imitations feel warm and light in the hand, and their edges are moulded rather than cut — which is why they shine but never throw those small flecks of colour onto the ceiling.
What is the frame made of?
The frame and canopy are brass, available in gold, black, or nickel. Brass contains no iron, so it does not rust the way painted steel does — if a steel fixture gets chipped, rust starts at that chip and spreads underneath the paint.
Will it be too bright, or will I see the bulbs?
You will not see the bulbs. The prisms hang shoulder to shoulder all the way around, so the light passes through glass before it reaches you from any normal angle — bright in the room, with nothing bare to look into from the table or the doorway.
Does it really throw rainbows on the wall?
Yes, and this is the part photos never quite capture. Cut glass bends light slightly differently depending on colour, so a warm bulb comes out the other side as small flecks of spectrum scattered across the ceiling and nearby walls.They move a little as you walk past. It is subtle rather than theatrical, and it is the whole reason this shape has been made for a hundred years.
How do I clean something with this much glass?
Switch it off, let the bulbs cool completely, then work with a soft dry cloth, one row at a time, from the top down so the dust falls away from what you have already done.Once or twice a year is enough. Skip sprays and anything abrasive — liquid runs into the hooks where it dries as a mark, and a scratched prism cannot be polished back.
