Rectangular Alabaster Chandelier – 32-Light | Jagmag Lights

Rectangular alabaster chandelier with 32 suspended natural-alabaster tubes, a 4 × 2 ft (1219 × 610 mm) black-finished canopy, and a cascading wave arrangement that spans the full length of a dining table, living-room seating zone, or hotel reception counter. Each cylinder is lit from within, revealing the stone’s natural veining as warm amber light.

Where it fits

• Large living rooms: the 4 ft canopy aligns with a long sofa arrangement and spreads ambient light across the seating zone without a single bright hotspot.
• Formal dining rooms: centred over a 10–12-seat table, the staggered wave of tubes creates visual depth that rises and falls above the conversation below.
• Double-height foyers: the suspension extends to suit taller ceiling voids, making this one of the few residential fixtures that reads well from two floors up.
• Hotel lobbies and commercial receptions: the natural stone scale and cascading silhouette project a considered, premium identity the moment guests enter.

Why you’ll use it every day

The 32 alabaster cylinders each glow differently once lit — no two tubes show identical veining. You get a living stone installation rather than a uniform overhead light. When the room lights are dimmed and only these are on, the chandelier becomes the focal point rather than the furniture.

The black canopy sits flush against a coffered or false ceiling, disappearing into the ceiling plane so the cascading tubes appear to float. Above a dining table, the staggered heights frame the surface below rather than flooding it with overhead brightness — guests see the stone glow, not the source.

Hand-cut from natural alabaster — which means no two are alike. The veins run differently. The colour shifts. The edges darken where the stone is denser. Light it up and you get a glow that belongs to your piece and nothing else. One block of stone. One light. Never repeated.

Light & finish

Lit, each alabaster cylinder transmits warm light through its natural veining, producing a mottled amber glow along its full 450 mm length. Across all 32 tubes the effect is a layered, diffused wash — broad enough to serve as primary ambient lighting in large rooms. There are no harsh shadows; light fills the space from multiple suspended points.

Unlit, the stone shows dark brown and honey veining against a cream ground, so the chandelier reads as a natural stone installation even in daylight. The black-finished metal end caps and canopy sit cleanly against dark-tone ceilings, white plaster, and raw concrete alike. It pairs well with warm neutrals, dark stone surfaces, and bronze or antique brass metal accents.

If you are furnishing the same room with coordinating wall pendants, the Jagmag alabaster dome pendant uses the same natural-alabaster material in a smaller single-light format.