Tree Branches Chandeliers L39.5 Inch Gold Luxury Rectangular Crystal Raindrop Pendant Light 13 Lights Kitchen Island Hanging Light Fixture for Living Room Dining Room Foyer Entryway

Absolutely beautiful chandelier—exactly as we expected. The size is perfect, it’s lightweight, and offers great value for the money. Assembly was easy, and the functionality is very straightforward. It adds such a rich, elegant look to the space. I’m completely in love with it! ✨

I personally am not an LED light person but this one is gorgeous. Seems built decent, can tell the crystals are glass if they aren't crystal, the shimmer is beautiful, and I have no complaints about the install. Brighter enough with the bulbs I purchased, small enough my over 6ft self won't hit my head on it, and overall would buy again because the price is good and it looks and works well.

If you're even hesitating to buy this light, STOP. It is absolutely gorgeous. Everyone who sees it loves it. An absolute conversation piece. It is also dimmable! There weren't clear instructions included, but it was easy enough to figure out. Highly suggest you hang the light and then add the crystals afterwards. The branches can be bent to add dimension. Another gentleman from the reviews took the time to write out the instructions...go find that review and you will be set. That's what we did. This light will last for years and is worth every dollar spent.

Absolutely STUNNING. I still cannot believe how beautiful this light is. Stop what you’re doing right now, and buy it!! I will post a photo, but it doesn’t do it justice. I bought one to go over my bathtub and a matching light for my closet. Beautiful!!!

FYI: it's tinned copper wire - mfg confirmed via email. Also, the terminal ends they provided are a little small. Get some that are one size bigger. Don't put the dangly bits on right away. Make sure the circuit is de-energized. Flip the breaker to OFF and make sure the existing light doesn't work. Then you'll need to measure the desired distance. Hold it up to the ceiling, adjust the heighy, repeat until you get the desired height. Mark the "L" (live) wire near the base and trim off excess wire, but not too much. Check YT videos on how to do this properly if you've never done this before. As for the product, it's really nice. All the branches are adjustable and with 9 lights, it's pretty bright. Build quality seems surprisingly decent. It's extremely light but doesn't feel overly cheap. Great value at <$200. I don't really have a single complaint.

Yes, this is a beautiful chandelier, and I'm glad we have it, BUT: LET ME GIVE YOU SOME ADVICE: DON'T TRUST THE DIRECTIONS! THEY'RE LESS THAN WORTHLESS. 1. Deenergize the circuit so you don't electrocute yourself. NOW BEFORE YOU DO ANYTHING ELSE, put the light on the ceiling; just hold it there. Have some one with good feng shuei decide how far off the ceiling the tree is going to be. (This is a tricky part, so be careful, there is NO GOING BACK): The support wires are pushed into the housing to level the lamp once it is up, so mark with a piece of tape how long those wires should be. But they can't be backed out, so if you push in too much, you are well and truly SCREWED. However long you think it is, give yourself a couple of inches leeway. 2. Now that have measured who long your guy wires are going to be, go ahead and attach the mounting bracket to the ceiling box. 3. Make sure some joker didn't reenergize the circuit while you weren't looking( cuz we all know how much fun it is to discover a line is still hot). Disconnect the old appliance, if there is one, and strip the feed wires about 1/4 of an inch long. 4. At this point it is very important that the guy wires are NOT crossed and have an uninterrupted shot to the housing, and that the power cable is free from them. ALSO make sure the guy wires aren't caught up in any of the branches. Figure out how much electrical cord you are going to need. There is no easy way to figure this out, just remember you need enough to connect to the feed wires, but not so much that you have a bunch of excess. It ALL has to fit inside the ceiling box and/or housing. 5. If you have two ladders and a good friend, now is the time to get him/her off the couch. Oh, get your screwdriver ready, (and if you're doing this by yourself make sure it has a magnetic tip)One of you hold the light close to the ceiling box, while the other makes the connection. If you are doing this by yourself, you have to do all this one handed, which I know from personal experience ain't a walk in the park. Wire nut the light to the feed wires. Make sure the nuts are good and tight. Push the unit up on to the housing and insert one of the mounting screws. 6. Hold the lamp flush with the ceiling. Look to see how it is hangin' ( the lamp). Make minute adjustments to the guy wires. Take out the mounting screw, and trim excess guy wire that is inside the housing. 7. If you have too much electrical cable, now is the time to trim that. If needed repeat step 5. If you've done it right, secure the light to housing for keeps. Plug in ONE light and turn on the lamp. If it works, hurrah. If it doesn't, well, you know what to do. ( Go back and check you connections). Better to find out now than later) 8. At this point you should stop and have a beer. 9. Unwrap all the little doodads, of which there about a billion, PLUS one extra, you'll need it. 10. Put a blanket underneath your chandeleir to cushion the fall of any doodad you drop; they are very fragile, not the glass, but the wire that holds them together. 11. Start on the INSIDE branches and work in a spiral to the outside. I found the best way to put these lilltle bassers on is to put them over the branch, with the break in the hoop right next to the hole in the branch. Pull down on the doodad and turn clockwise. The left hand half of the hoop ( if you're lucky) should click into the hole. Put your finger over that part, and rotate the hoop in the opposite direction. Many times it will snap into the right side of the hole( annoyingly, many times it wont, and then you have to open the hoop a little bit. I started out with needle nose, but quickly left that behind and did it with my fingers. 12. Once you've got the doodads on put in the rest of the bulbs. Turn it on and bask in the glory of your beautiful chandelier,and have a couple more beers. You've earned it.

Absolutely beautiful! The crystals are amazing! It was easy to hang, they label the wries now, i know that was a concern in the comments. The crystals also reflect the holiday lights when it's off, so it's even more beautiful.

This is a beautiful chandelier! And I love that it's dimmable to create a cozy, tranquil atmosphere, but can also light up the whole bathroom. Now we bathe like rich people.