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Rouveline Rippled Amber Glass Cone Chandelier

A cone of amber, lit from within

The Rouveline Rippled Amber Glass Cone Chandelier stacks dozens of curved amber glass petals into a wide cone, each row overlapping the one below.

The rippled surface of every petal catches light along its own ridges, so the fixture glows as hundreds of warm highlights rather than one broad wash.

  • SizeØ 47.2" x H 47.2"
  • ChainUp to 39.4", adjustable
  • FinishPolished nickel or polished gold
  • BulbsE12/E14, not included

Every petal holds its own small flame.

An amber glass cone chandelier glowing warmly as it hangs from a long chain.

Built for tall rooms

Nearly four feet of glass, hung at the right height

At 47.2" across and 47.2" tall, the Rouveline is scaled for double-height living rooms, grand foyers and stairwells. The adjustable chain lets you set it for the space below.

7 ft clearto walk beneathFoyer or stairwell, 12 ft ceiling30" to 36"above the tableOver a large table, 12 ft ceiling
11 ft and up

Ceiling height for walk-through spaces, keeping 7 ft clear below the lowest petal.

86.6" drop

Longest overall drop from ceiling to bottom, with the 39.4" chain fully extended.

20 x 27 ft

A room of about this size or larger suits a 47" fixture, as do open great rooms.

The glass

Rippled petals, row over row

Each amber petal curves outward and carries a rippled surface, so light breaks along its ridges instead of passing straight through. Row by row, the petals overlap and taper toward the point of the cone, building the glow from the outer edge to the center.

Close-up of rippled amber glass petals overlapping row over row.
Tapering rows of curved glass petals seen from the side of the cone.
Close-up of the polished nickel hub and spokes holding each amber glass petal on a fine wire hook.

Shown in polished nickel: the central hub and spokes that carry every petal.

Two finishes

Cool nickel or warm gold

The canopy, chain and metal frame come in your choice of finish. The amber glass stays the same, so the finish decides how warm the whole fixture reads.

Polished nickel and polished gold canopy and chain finish options side by side.

Polished Nickel

A cool silver that sets the amber off against white walls, grey stone and modern rooms.

Polished Gold

A warm gold that blends with the amber glass for one rich, glowing tone.

Where it belongs

Rooms with room to look up

A warm glow for the tallest room in the house.

A double-height living room anchored by a large rippled amber glass chandelier.

Double-height living room

Centered in the open volume, it fills the space above the seating with warm light.

Grand foyer

Hung high in the entry, it is the first thing guests see and the last they forget.

Stairwell and landing

Seen from every step, the cone glows from above, level and below.

Dimensions

The measurements

47.2"Diameter, 120 cm
47.2"Height, 120 cm
39.4"Adjustable chain, 100 cm
86.6"Longest overall drop, 220 cm
  • FinishNickel or gold with amber glass
  • BulbsE12/E14, not included, 3000K suggested
  • InstallationHardwired, ceiling mount
Ø 120 cm / 47.2" H 120 cm / 47.2" Chain up to 100 cm / 39.4"

Installing and caring for it

A large fixture, handled with care

1

Plan the height

Keep 7 ft clear below in walk-through spaces, or 30" to 36" above a table.

2

Reinforce the ceiling

Use a ceiling box and brace rated for the full weight of the fixture.

3

Hire an electrician

Have a licensed electrician hardwire it and set the chain length on site.

4

Fit the bulbs

E12/E14 candelabra bulbs, sold separately; 3000K warm white suits the amber.

5

Clean with power off

Let the bulbs cool, then wipe each petal with a soft, lightly damp cloth.

6

Handle the glass gently

Support each petal while cleaning and skip abrasive or ammonia cleaners.

Questions

Before you order

Short answers on height, finish and bulbs.

Amber glass, sized for the tallest room you have.

What ceiling height does it need?

For foyers and other walk-through spaces, about 11 ft or higher so 7 ft stays clear below. Over a large table, ceilings from about 9.5 ft work.

How low can it hang?

The adjustable chain runs up to 100 cm / 39.4", for a longest overall drop of about 220 cm / 86.6".

Which finish should I choose?

Polished nickel suits cool, white or grey rooms. Polished gold warms the amber glass even further.

What bulbs does it use?

E12/E14 candelabra bulbs, not included and purchased separately. A 3000K warm white bulb suits it best.

Do I need a professional to install it?

Yes. It is a large hardwired fixture and should be installed by a licensed electrician to a ceiling box rated for its weight.

How do I clean the glass?

With the power off and bulbs cool, wipe each petal with a soft, lightly damp cloth, supporting it as you go.

Made to order

Pick a shape and a color, and we will build it into the chandelier you need.

Start with one of our four glass shapes, choose from the colors we make it in, then send us your choice. We blow the shades to order and fit them to your fixture.

Your selection

Each shade is blown, shaped and colored by hand, then matched against our color standard before it leaves the workshop. Shades on screen are a guide; the glass itself will vary slightly.

Found your shape and color? Tell us and we will build it.

Email the shape and color you have chosen, along with the fixture and the number of shades you need. We will get back to you to confirm the details.

Email your choice support@samulighting.com
Hand-blown art glass

Every shade on this chandelier began as glass at 2,000°F.

Before it ever held light, the glass on your chandelier was melted, blown and shaped by hand in a working glass studio. Here is how it is made, and why it glows the way it does.

Hand-blown art glass pieces and glass rods laid out on a studio table
2,000°F

Furnace heat needed before the glass is soft enough to shape.

One at a time

Each piece is gathered, blown and finished by a maker’s hands.

Color in the glass

Color is fused in while molten, never painted onto the surface.

The process

From furnace to fixture, in four stages.

Glowing molten glass inside the mouth of a glass furnace Glassblower turning a gather of molten glass beside the furnace Gloved hands shaping colored art glass while it is still hot Finished glass pieces cooling on racks inside an annealing oven

Why hand-blown, and not pressed.

Depth, not a flat wash

Pressed glass is stamped in a mold: uniform, thin and flat once the light is behind it. Hand-blown glass varies slightly in thickness, and that variation gives the glow its depth.

Color through the whole wall

Color goes into the melt rather than onto the surface, so it runs the full thickness of the glass. It cannot chip, fade or wear off at the rim.

Worth the extra time

It costs more and takes longer to make. It also looks like nothing else in the room.

Glassblower shaping a bubble of molten glass at the furnace
Glass maker working glass in a flame at the studio bench

Signs of the hand, not flaws.

  • Tiny bubblesSmall seeds of air are trapped as the glass is gathered and turned.
  • Slight shifts in shadeColor can deepen where the glass is thicker and soften where it thins.
  • Gentle ripplesFaint waves in the surface show where the glass was shaped by hand.

Because each piece is made by hand, the glass on your chandelier will differ slightly from the photos. No two are exactly alike.

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