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Description

Tronchi Glass Tubes · Diamond Silhouette

Eloria Glass Diamond Chandelier

Stacked tiers of hand-blown glass tubes (the classic Tronchi form, truncated and arranged in 5-point rings) build outward from a central column to a wide middle, then taper back into a pointed drop — reading as a glass diamond from across the room. The brushed gold frame holds each tube at the cap, with bulbs hidden inside the structure to light the glass from within. Available in clear, amber, grey, white, or pink glass, the Eloria suits dining rooms, double-height foyers, and statement entryways.

Hand-blown glass — tubes vary slightly

Each Tronchi tube is individually hand-blown and pulled. Tube length, surface texture, and color depth vary slightly from piece to piece. This is the signature of the technique, not a defect.

Hardwired — licensed electrician required

Connects to a standard ceiling junction box. Standard rod-and-chain drop is 39.4″ and can be lengthened on request — particularly recommended for double-height foyers and stairwells.

Features

Tronchi Glass Tubes

Hand-blown, classic Murano profile.

Diamond Silhouette

Five tiers in a 5-point star.

Five Glass Colors

Match your interior palette.

Glass Color
ClearTransparent
AmberWarm gold
GreySmoky
WhiteOpaque
PinkBlush
DimensionsTap to enlargeSingle Size∅ 30.5″ × H 49.5″∅ 77 × H 126 cm
Canopy ∅ 5.5″ × H 1.4″
Rod & chain 39.4″ — extendable on request
Recommended BulbsCandle-form LED bulbs (E12 / E14), max 15W each, 2700K warm white. Clear or filament-style preferred. Bulbs not included.
Specifications

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Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat does “Tronchi” mean?

“Tronchi” is the Italian word for “truncated” — referring to a Murano glass-blowing technique where glass tubes are blown long, then cut flat at both ends. This profile became iconic in Italian chandelier design through the 1960s and remains the signature of mid-century Venetian glass lighting. Each Tronchi tube on the Eloria is individually hand-blown.

Which glass color works for my space?

Clear and white are the most versatile, working in nearly any palette. Amber reads warmer and traditional — good for wood-paneled rooms, dining rooms, and warm-toned interiors. Grey is more contemporary and reads cooler against white walls and modern furniture. Pink is the boldest choice — best in soft-feminine bedrooms, dressing rooms, or dining rooms where the chandelier is meant to be the focal accent.

What bulbs work best?

Candle-form LED bulbs (E12 or E14, depending on the unit shipped), max 15W each, 2700K warm white. Clear or filament-style bulbs work well — the bulbs sit hidden inside the structure and light the glass tubes from within. LED keeps heat low, important inside a fixture clustered with glass. Bulbs not included.

Is it dimmable?

Yes — when paired with dimmable LED bulbs and a compatible Triac or trailing-edge dimmer (sold separately). Dimming brings out the warm tones in amber and pink glass and is recommended for dining and lounge installations.

Is the Eloria certified for North America?

Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide.