Care · Glossary
Crystal Components.
Every crystal type Crown specifies, classified by profile, function, and the maintenance protocol that keeps it performing.
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The Classic Crystal Pendeloque
A timeless, pear-shaped or almond-cut crystal characterized by its symmetrical facets. The most recognizable silhouette in the chandelier vocabulary — what most people picture when they hear the word "crystal."
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The Seeded Crystal Bubble Block
Precision-engineered column with thousands of embedded bubbles, creating a dense, effervescent sparkle. Architectural mass meets effervescent texture.
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The Crystal Chard
Raw, asymmetrical, aggressive cuts that break from traditional geometry. Where the pendeloque is composed, the chard is unruly — a deliberate sculptural disruption.
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The Scalloped Crystal Bobeche
A wide, dish-like crystal element with radial facets, traditionally used to catch wax — reimagined as a reflective light spreader at the base of the candelabra arms.
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The Crystal Rosette — Structural Jewelry
A small, typically star-shaped or floral-pattern crystal accent, used individually or strung. Less ornament than detail — the smallest faceted unit in the catalog.
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The Crystal Regency Ball Drop
Heavy spherical crystal terminal piece featuring multilateral, symmetric diamond facets for 360-degree brilliance. The architectural full stop at the bottom of the fixture.
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The Clear Iceberg Crystal
An organic, irregular rectangular block featuring a rugged "chiseled" exterior. Unlike faceted crystal, its surface mimics natural ice or raw quartz.
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The Clear Faceted Crystal Spire (Plume)
An elongated, organic, architectural spire. Hollow, with parallel exterior fluting and interior vertical ribbing that follow the sculptural contour.
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The Champagne Beaded Crystal
A dense, articulated cascade of machine-cut octagonal crystal beads, fused with champagne-toned metallic oxides during the molten stage. Beads are mechanically linked.