Borosilicate Glass Stones – 50×30 mm Clear Chandelier Component

ZED · MSME certified

Precision-cut, faceted borosilicate glass stones, 50 × 30 mm, for building and restoring chandeliers and jhumars. Available in Clear, Gold, Green and Dark Green. By Jagmag Lights, India.

Original price was: ₹81,140.00.Current price is: ₹48,230.00.

No CostEMIFrom ₹2,010/mo for 24 months
EMI viaHDFCICICIAxisSBIKotak+4 more
Pay LaterSimplLazyPayPaytm
Returns availableFree shipping pan-IndiaDispatch 3–10 days
Lifetime spare-parts availability. We manufacture, not import — replacements can be reordered even years later.
◎ Secure payments · Razorpay◆ 100% transit-breakage cover☀ Made in our own factory

Specifications

ColorClear · Dark green · Gold · Green
BrandJagmag Lights
MaterialBorosilicate Glass
Dimensions50 × 30 mm
IP RatingIP20
Country of OriginIndia
ColourClear, Gold, Green, Dark Green
ShapeFaceted stone
Bulb IncludedNo — component only
Best ForBuilding, restoring & decorating chandeliers, jhumars, wall lights, hanging lights & lamps

Will it fit my interior?

FactorDetails
Works WithTraditional, heritage, Art Deco, Mughal-revival and eclectic interiors
Pairs Well WithBrass-finish metal frames, antique gold metalwork, K9 crystal pendants, ivory chandelier arms
Avoid Pairing WithMinimalist or Scandinavian styles where raw texture and negative space are the design focus
Finish MatchClear for classic white or crystal schemes; Gold for warm and heritage palettes; Green or Dark Green for eclectic or statement fixtures
Free 15-min designer consult →

Know your light

These borosilicate glass stones are precision-cut, faceted decorative lighting components made from high-clarity borosilicate glass. Each stone measures 50 × 30 mm and is designed to build, restore or decorate chandeliers, jhumars, wall lights, hanging lights, floor lamps and table lamps. Available in Clear, Gold, Green and Dark Green finishes, they suit both traditional heritage fixtures and eclectic contemporary designs across residential and commercial settings.

Where it fits

  • Chandeliers and ballroom jhumars: String them along arms or drop them as single pendants on large multi-arm frames — the 50 × 30 mm size works well in dense clusters and spaced-out arrangements alike.
  • Wall lights and sconces: Use as side-drop ornaments or to fill decorative rings on wall brackets, adding sparkle at eye level.
  • Hanging lights and pendant frames: Thread multiple stones onto wire or chain drops to build layered, prism-effect pendants for dining rooms and hotel lobbies.
  • Restoration and repair projects: Consistent 50 × 30 mm sizing makes these a like-for-like replacement when a stone is lost or damaged on an existing fitting.

Why you’ll use it every day

Restorers value the consistent sizing because you thread these straight onto existing chandelier wire without measuring or adjusting — they match standard mounting hardware without modification. Manufacturers sourcing chandelier glass parts in volume get predictable optical quality from batch to batch, so the finished fitting looks uniform from every angle. If you’re refreshing a vintage jhumar that’s missing a few stones, the Clear finish blends invisibly with original crystal fittings. For hotel and banquet hall designers adding sparkle to a new commission, the Gold and Green variants let you colour-match the scheme without waiting on custom orders.

Light & finish

Unlit, the faceted surface catches ambient daylight and scatters small prism-like highlights across walls and ceiling, so the chandelier reads as a decorative object even with the lights off. When illuminated, the clear borosilicate glass transmits the light source with minimal colour shift, creating sharp, diamond-like sparkles rather than a diffused glow. The Gold finish adds a warm amber tint to each refracted point of light — well suited to traditional and heritage interiors. Green and Dark Green cast a cooler, accent-toned sparkle that works in eclectic, art-deco and statement designs. All four finishes are consistent across each piece in a batch, so mixed arrangements look intentional rather than mismatched.

Vaastu & positive energy

In Vaastu Shastra, glass and crystal are traditionally associated with clarity, light amplification and the free flow of positive energy through a space. Clear glass, in particular, is considered neutral and purifying — it neither blocks nor distorts the light passing through it. Placing faceted glass on a chandelier in the centre of a room is traditionally associated with distributing gentle, diffused energy evenly outward. Gold-tinted glass is associated with warmth and prosperity, while green tints are linked to calm and natural balance — considerations worth noting when designing a room with Vaastu principles in mind.

See Jagmag pieces in real spaces

Selected installations from our chandelier and hospitality projects. Tap a card to play.

Featured in
More coverage →

Why Jagmag

Made in our own factory

Manufactured & assembled at Jagmag. ZED-certified, MSME registered, GST verified.

100% transit-breakage cover

Arrives broken? Send an unboxing video within 48 h — free pickup and a replacement, no questions.

Free remote install support

Any electrician fits it in 60–90 min. Our team joins on a video call to walk through every step.

RBI-grade secure payments

Razorpay over PCI-DSS gateways. UPI, cards, net-banking and EMI all supported.

Bulk & project orders

For dealership, hospitality and project orders, our team shares custom pricing, lead times and on-site coordination the same day.

Care & maintenance

·Dust regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth.
·Spot-clean with a pH-neutral cleaner on a cloth — never spray directly.
·Buff metal gently after cleaning. Avoid abrasives and harsh chemicals.
·Indoor use only unless an IP rating is specified.
·Switch off the circuit before any electrical maintenance.
·Check mounting hardware periodically and tighten if needed.

What buyers say

No reviews yet — be the first to review this product.

Write a review

Not published. No verification needed.

Common questions

What are borosilicate glass stones used for in lighting?

They are decorative glass components used to build, restore and decorate chandeliers, jhumars, wall lights and other ornamental light fittings. Each faceted stone is strung, clipped or wired onto the fixture frame to create sparkle and visual depth.

Why borosilicate glass rather than regular glass?

Borosilicate glass offers greater optical clarity and resistance to thermal shock compared to standard soda-lime glass. Near a heat-generating bulb it holds its shape and surface without clouding over time, making it a more durable choice for decorative lighting components.

What size are these stones and how many do I need?

Each stone measures 50 × 30 mm. Quantity depends on your fixture design — a single drop uses one stone per wire, while a dense chandelier cluster can use dozens. Order based on the number of mounting points and the density you want.

Which colour finish should I choose?

Clear is the most versatile and blends with any existing crystal or glass on a fixture. Gold suits warm, heritage or traditional interiors. Green and Dark Green create a cooler accent sparkle best suited to statement or eclectic designs.

Can I mix these with K9 crystal pendants on the same chandelier?

Yes. The 50 × 30 mm format is compatible with standard chandelier mounting hardware. Clear borosilicate stones and K9 crystal pieces are both transparent and faceted, so they blend well on the same frame without clashing in texture or light behaviour.

Are these suitable for large commercial projects?

Yes — the consistent sizing and durable borosilicate construction make them reliable for residential restorations as well as large-scale installations in hotels, banquet halls and event venues. Browse the full glass lighting components range for matching accessories.