Stained Glass Chandelier – Tiered White Opal & Antique Iron, 91 cm | Jagmag Lights

This stained glass chandelier is a 91 cm tiered shade of white opal glass panels set in a dark antique-iron metal lattice, finished with a radiating mandala diffuser underneath. Hung on an adjustable chain, it throws a soft, warm, patterned glow that fills a large room and makes an immediate statement — over a dining table, in a generous living room, or at the entrance of a home.

Where it fits

• Large dining rooms — the 91 cm spread sits perfectly over a 6–8 seater table, framing every meal with warm diffused light and a geometric centrepiece above the guests.
• Double-height living rooms and stairwells — the tiered silhouette needs vertical space to read properly; a 10 ft or higher ceiling lets the tiers cascade without crowding the room.
• Entrance lobbies and foyers — the first thing guests see when they walk in; the mandala diffuser drops a decorative downlight onto the floor below.
• Boutique hotels and heritage residences — the Art Deco leaded-glass aesthetic fits classic, transitional and modern-heritage interiors, especially those with wood panelling, stone floors or warm earthy tones.

Why you’ll use it every day

The white opal glass turns a warm bulb into a broad, even wash with no harsh glare — dinners feel calm and inviting rather than flat and bright. The dark leaded lines trace a quiet geometric pattern across the glow, adding visual texture without competing with food or conversation. The mandala diffuser underneath drops a gentle decorative shape onto the table, so even before you look up, the light itself tells you something special is above. As a large sculptural piece it does the styling work for the whole room — guests notice it the moment they walk in, and it fills a high ceiling that a smaller fixture would leave empty.

Light & finish

Unlit, the shade has a cream-white, slightly translucent quality — the dark leaded framework creates a geometric grid over the glass that reads clearly even in daylight. When lit, the opal glass diffuses the bulb into a warm, even glow with no visible hot spot, and the leaded lines cast a subtle shadow pattern on nearby walls and ceilings. The antique-iron finish has a distressed, heritage quality that pairs naturally with wood, stone and warm earthy interiors. It suits transitional, Art Deco and modern-heritage rooms well. Explore more in our chandelier collection.