Marble Chandelier in a Copper Ring, 45 to 120 cm

Marble Chandelier Built as a Ring of Backlit Stone on a Slim Copper Body

The stone is the shade. Slabs of natural marble stand upright side by side around a copper body, and the light passes through the thickness of each slab rather than around it, so every piece glows from within and its veining shows against the light. That is why no two rings look the same: the pattern belongs to the stone, not to a mold. Copper does the structural work and reads as a warm band above and below the ring, which keeps the piece from looking fragile. Four single tier versions cover ordinary rooms, from 45 cm across for a bedroom or a small table to a 100 cm linear version that follows a long one. Three two tier versions stack a smaller ring beneath a larger one, up to 120 over 80 cm, and those belong in a stairwell or a double height room where the piece is seen from more than one level.

Questions about this product

Everything you need to know about this product.

Why does each ring look different?

Because the shade is natural stone. The light passes through the thickness of each slab, so the veining shows against it, and veining is particular to the block the slab was cut from. Two rings of the same size will read as the same design with a different pattern, which is the point of using stone rather than glass.

Which size should I take?

The 45 cm ring suits a bedroom or a small dining table. The 60 and 80 cm rings are the usual dining room sizes. The 100 cm version is linear rather than round and follows a long table, lighting it evenly from end to end instead of concentrating the light in the middle.

What are the two tier versions for?

Height. Stacking a smaller ring under a larger one, from 80 over 45 cm up to 120 over 80 cm, gives a piece that is read from two levels at once, which is what a stairwell or a double height room needs. In a room with an ordinary ceiling they are too tall and a single ring does the job better.

How heavy is it and what does the ceiling need?

Stone and copper are both heavy, and the larger the ring the more there is of both, so the ceiling point has to be fixed into structure rather than into a plasterboard anchor alone. For the two tier versions, have an electrician confirm the fixing before the piece is ordered.

Which light color should I choose?

Warm white brings out the cream and honey tones in the stone and suits a dining room or a bedroom. Cool white makes the veining read as gray and graphic, which works in a room with a cooler palette. The choice is made at order and the bulbs are included on a G9 base.

How do I clean natural stone?

Dust it with a soft dry cloth. For a mark, use a barely damp cloth and dry the surface straight afterwards, since stone holds moisture longer than glass does. Avoid abrasive cleaners and anything acidic, which etches a polished stone surface. This is an indoor fitting only.

Choosing a Size, Reading the Two Tier Versions, and Living with Natural Stone

Size by the room, not the table, because this fixture is seen as an object. The 45 cm ring suits a bedroom or a small dining table; the 60 and 80 cm rings are the usual dining room sizes; the 100 cm linear version follows a long table and lights it evenly end to end. The two tier versions are a different proposition: 80 over 45 cm, 100 over 60 cm and 120 over 80 cm are tall pieces meant to be seen from two levels, which makes them stairwell and double height fixtures rather than room lights. Check the ceiling fixing before ordering one, since stone is heavy. The source is LED on a G9 base with bulbs included, warm or cool white chosen at order, on 90 to 260V, covering 15 to 30 square meters. Dust the stone with a soft dry cloth and keep abrasive cleaners away from it. Indoor rooms only.

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Shipping & Delivery

How much does shipping cost?

Shipping is free on every order, with no minimum purchase. The price you see at checkout is the price you pay for delivery.

How long before my order ships?

Orders are typically processed within 1 to 2 business days after payment. We keep a short 24-hour window before processing so that you can adjust or cancel your order if you need to. Our team places orders with our warehouses Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.

How long does delivery take?

Once your order has shipped, it is usually in transit for about 7 to 10 days. This is an estimate and can occasionally be longer depending on the destination country and the carrier handling your parcel.

How do I track my order?

As soon as your parcel ships, we send you an email containing a tracking link so you can follow its progress. If you do not see it, please check your Spam and Promotions folders.

Returns and Refunds

How do I return an item?

You have 30 days from the date you receive your order to request a return on eligible items. To start, email us at support@orodwell.com with your order number and the reason for the return, and we will send you the return address and instructions. Items must be unused and in their original packaging.

Do I have to pay for return shipping?

No. On approved returns, we provide a prepaid return shipping label at no cost to you. Please note that a return should never be sent to the manufacturer's address; only to the address our team provides.

I received a damaged or defective item. What should I do?

We are sorry to hear that. If a parcel arrives visibly damaged, please refuse delivery if you can, then contact us at support@orodwell.com with your order number and a photo of the item. We will prioritise your request and arrange a replacement or refund in line with our Refund Policy.

Can I change my mind after ordering?

Yes. If you change your mind within 24 hours of placing your order, before it has been processed, we will refund you right away. After an order has shipped, please follow the standard return process described above.