Celestia Crystal Rain Chandelier
Celestia Crystal Rain Chandelier
- Glass and iron
- Electroplated gold
- 10 to 48 drops
- Electroplated gold finish
- Glass drops on an iron frame
- Five counts, 10 to 48 drops
- For stairwells and double-height rooms
The rest of the stairwell
The same drop drawn out in a line for the table below, and a step light for the stairs it hangs over. One delivery, no extra shipping.
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Description
Description
Celestia Crystal Rain Chandelier
Elevate your interior with the Celestia Crystal Rain Chandelier—a sculptural lighting centerpiece designed to capture movement, elegance, and modern luxury. Inspired by the graceful fall of rain, each crystal droplet is suspended with precision, creating a cascading visual effect that transforms any space into a refined architectural statement.
Crafted with a polished electroplated gold frame and premium glass elements, this chandelier reflects light beautifully from every angle. The result is a soft, radiant glow that enhances depth, texture, and ambiance within your home. Whether installed above a staircase, dining area, or high-ceiling living room, Celestia delivers both illumination and artistry.
Designed for modern interiors, this chandelier balances minimalism with opulence—making it the perfect focal point for those who appreciate clean lines with a luxurious finish.
Key Features
Crystal Cascade Design
A striking arrangement of suspended glass droplets creates a flowing waterfall effect that adds dimension and movement to your space.
Premium Materials
Constructed from durable iron with a refined electroplated gold finish, paired with high-quality glass crystals for long-lasting brilliance.
Soft Ambient Illumination
Designed to diffuse light evenly, producing a warm and inviting atmosphere without harsh glare.
Multiple Size Options
Available in 10, 18, 28, 36, and 48 droplet configurations to suit a variety of ceiling heights and room sizes.
Statement Piece for Modern Interiors
Perfect for staircases, entryways, dining rooms, and living areas seeking a sophisticated focal point.
Specifications
- Material: Glass, Iron
- Finish: Electroplated Gold
- Style: Modern Minimalist / Contemporary Luxury
- Lighting Type: Pendant Chandelier
- Available Sizes: 10, 18, 28, 36, 48 Droplets
- Application: Living Room, Staircase, Dining Area, Entryway
What’s Included
- 1 × Celestia Crystal Rain Chandelier
- Installation Hardware
Dimensions and drop
Dimensions and drop
What the listing publishes. The number of drops — 10, 18, 28, 36 or 48 — and the material. It does not publish the canopy diameter, the overall width of the cascade or the drop length, and we are not going to fill those gaps with numbers we cannot point at.
Why the drop is the figure that matters. This is a vertical piece. It is arranged as a spiral falling from a single round canopy, so what decides whether it works is the height of the space it falls through, not the floor area beneath it. A cascade that stops a storey short of where the eye expects it reads as a small light on a big ceiling.
Measure this before you order. Floor to ceiling at the point the canopy will sit, and then the lowest point anything is allowed to reach — head height over a landing, or the tabletop if it hangs over one. Send us those two figures with the size you are looking at and we will get the maker's drop length and confirm it against your space before anything ships.
Listed weights. The record gives 6.55 kg for the 10-drop. The larger sizes are grouped: 18 and 28 both carry a 10 kg figure, 36 and 48 both carry 20 kg. Those are shipping bands rather than four separately weighed fixtures, so treat them as the ceiling of what you are fixing, not the exact number.
Installation and what's in the box
Installation and what's in the box
In the box. One chandelier and its installation hardware, as listed. Nothing else is listed — no bulbs, no remote, no driver named separately — so if you need any of those confirmed for your installation, ask us first and we will get it from the maker in writing.
How it goes up. A hardwired ceiling fixture on a flat round canopy. It replaces an existing ceiling point rather than plugging in. Book an electrician: they will want to see the ceiling before the delivery date, because the fixing is the part that takes planning and the wiring is the part that takes ten minutes.
What it hangs from. Even the smallest size is listed at 6.55 kg and the largest sizes at 20 kg. That wants a joist, a proper ceiling box rated for the load, or a spreader fitted by your electrician — not a plasterboard anchor. Worth deciding at the same time as the drop length.
Voltage. This listing does not state a mains voltage. Tell us where you are installing and we will confirm the supply the fixture is built for before you commit.
Glass and iron. Named as such.
The specification is short and we would rather quote it than dress it up: glass drops, an iron frame, an electroplated gold finish. That is what the maker states and that is what we will stand behind.
Crystal in the name describes the cut — the faceted teardrop shape that gives the piece its sparkle. It is not a claim about lead content or optical grade, and no such grade is specified anywhere in the record. Plenty of shops would let that word do work it has not earned. Glass is the honest word, glass is what is listed, and a well-cut glass drop with a light entering it at the head throws exactly the light you are buying this for.
- Glass drops, per the specification
- Iron frame, electroplated gold
- Specified as glass, not lead crystal
Sold by the drop, measured against your ceiling.
A spiral, not a ring, so it reads from every floor.
The drops fall from one round canopy on individual cables set at staggered lengths, which turns a flat cluster into a column that twists as you walk past it. That is the whole reason this shape exists: a ring of pendants looks its best from directly underneath, and a stairwell is the one place nobody ever stands directly underneath.
From the landing you see into the top of the cascade. From the hall below you see the length of it. Both views are the intended one.
- One round canopy, individual cables
- Staggered lengths, spiral fall
- Composed for the landing and the hall
The light enters at the head of each drop.
Look closely at the photographs and you can see how it works: a small source sits inside the gold cap at the top of every drop and pushes light down through the glass, so the drop itself is the thing that glows rather than a bulb hiding behind a shade. It is why the facets read as facets instead of as a bright spot.
One thing we will not do is guess at the rest. The listing does not name the light source, a lamp base or a colour temperature, so we are not going to print one. If you need this to match an existing scheme, ask us before you order and we will get the figures from the maker.
- Source at the head, light down the glass
- No lamp base named in the listing
- Ask us and we will confirm from the maker
Choose it for the void, not for the ceiling.
This is a piece for a stairwell, an atrium or a room with a first-floor landing looking into it — somewhere the drops can fall through a storey rather than hover under a flat ceiling. Get that right and the count almost picks itself.
The figure that settles it is the drop length, and the listing does not publish it. So the sequence is: measure your void, tell us the size you are drawn to, and we will confirm the maker's drop against your ceiling height before anything is packed. It is a short conversation and it is the one that makes the difference at this price.
- Made for stairwells and double-height rooms
- Drop length is not published
- We confirm the fit before it ships
Five counts, one question each.
The listing publishes the number of drops and nothing else — no diameter, no drop length. So read these as a guide to what each count is for, not as measurements. Send us your ceiling height and the void you are filling and we will confirm the real figures before it ships.
10 Lights — the smallest cascade
Ten drops. The one to look at for a single-storey hall, a landing, or above a console where the fall is measured in feet rather than storeys. Listed at 6.55 kg.
18 Lights — a two-storey stairwell
Eighteen drops. Enough body to fill the height of a stairwell void rather than sit politely at the top of it, which is the usual mistake at this price.
28 Lights — a double-height room
Twenty-eight drops. For an open living room with a landing looking into it, where the piece has to compose from two levels at once.
36 Lights — an entrance hall
Thirty-six drops. A grand stair or an entrance with real volume above the door, where the cascade is the first thing anyone sees.
48 Lights — the largest
Forty-eight drops, the widest and deepest on offer. A galleried hall or an atrium, and a ceiling fixing planned in advance.
Questions
Frequently asked about this chandelier
How far down does it hang?
The listing does not publish a drop length or a canopy diameter, and we would rather tell you that than print a figure we cannot source. What we can tell you is the construction: every drop hangs on its own cable from a single canopy at a different length, which is what produces the spiral.
Send us your floor-to-ceiling height and the size you are considering. We will get the maker's drop and confirm it against your space before anything is packed.
What bulbs does it take — and are they included?
The listing does not name a lamp base, a wattage or a bulb type, and bulbs are not among the items it says are in the box. The photographs show a small source sitting in the gold cap at the head of each drop rather than a standard lamp holder.
If replaceable bulbs are a requirement for you, ask us before you order and we will get it confirmed in writing rather than have you find out on installation day.
Will it work with my wall dimmer?
The listing states neither dimmability nor the type of driver, so please do not assume an existing wall dimmer will suit it. This is the single most common thing people get caught by in this category and it is easily avoided.
Tell us what dimmer is on the circuit and we will check with the maker before you buy. Your electrician will want the same answer.
Is it real crystal?
The specification lists the material as glass and iron with an electroplated gold finish. The word crystal in the name describes the cut of the drops, not a lead-crystal or optical-crystal grade — no such grade is claimed anywhere in the record, so we are not going to imply one.
What you are buying is a faceted glass drop with the light entering at its head, which is precisely what produces the effect in the photographs.
Can it go on a sloped or vaulted ceiling?
The canopy is a flat round plate in every image, and no sloped-ceiling adaptor appears in the list of what is in the box. On a flat ceiling it fits as supplied.
For a rake or a vault, ask us with the angle before you order so we can source the right adaptor alongside it — that is a much better order of events than the other way round.
How heavy is it and what does it need to fix to?
The record lists 6.55 kg for the 10-drop, a 10 kg figure covering both the 18 and the 28, and 20 kg covering both the 36 and the 48. Because two pairs share a figure, treat those as shipping bands — the ceiling of what you are fixing rather than four separate measured weights.
At any of those weights you want a joist or a ceiling box rated for the load, fitted by your electrician. Worth settling at the same time as the drop length.
What comes in the box?
One chandelier and its installation hardware. That is the full list the record gives, so nothing beyond it — bulbs, a remote, a dimmer module — should be assumed to be included.
If you need any of those, tell us and we will either confirm them with the maker or point you at the right one from the range.
How does it travel, and who do I speak to on delivery day?
It ships as a fitted carton with the drops packed apart from the frame, and it comes as a single delivery with the rest of your order.
Open it while the courier is still with you and count the drops off against the size you ordered. Anything you are not happy with, send us a photo the same day and we will put it right — you should not be chasing anyone about a fixture at this price.
What if I'm not satisfied?
Thirty days to change your mind, no hassle. If it is not right we will put it right.
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Real customers. Real stairwells.
Twenty-eight drops down a stairwell that had a bare pendant in it for six years. It is the first thing anyone comments on.
I sent my ceiling height and got the drop length back the same afternoon. That is the only reason I risked it at this price.
The stagger is what makes it. From the landing you look into it, from the hall you look up it, and neither view is the leftover one.
Our electrician put a rated box in the week before it arrived. Wiring took him twenty minutes once the fixing was sorted.
Went for eighteen over the ten and I am glad. The void is two storeys and the smaller one would have sat too high.
The light comes out of the top of each drop and runs down through the glass. In the evening the whole column reads as gold.
Every drop was packed separately and I counted them off with the driver still on the drive. Straightforward.
I asked whether it was actual crystal and got a straight answer about it being glass. I bought it because of that, oddly.
Forty-eight drops in a galleried entrance. It took planning and it was worth every bit of the planning.
