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Travertine Saucer Pendant Light – Stone Disc, Rust Collar & Opal Globe, 25 cm | Jagmag Lights
A wide travertine-look stone saucer over a rust-brown collar, with a white opal glass globe below. 25 cm wide, 14 cm tall. E27 holder, bulb not included. Warm, glare-free light for a bedside, dining table or vanity. Made in India. ₹7,250.
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Know your light
This travertine saucer pendant light layers three parts: a wide stone-textured saucer on top, a rust-brown collar beneath it, and a white opal glass globe hanging below. The saucer catches light and bounces it up onto the ceiling while the opal globe glows softly downward, so the piece lights the room from both directions. It suits a bedside, a dining table, a vanity or a reading corner in a mid-century, organic-modern or warm-minimalist home.
Where it fits
- Bedside pairs: hang one over each nightstand — at 25 cm they read as a matched pair without crowding the bed.
- Over a dining table: run two or three in a row; the wide saucers line up beautifully over a long table.
- Bathroom vanity or beside a mirror: the opal globe gives soft, even light on the face rather than a hard downward beam.
- Reading corner or side table: a small sculptural piece that fills an empty wall corner with warmth.
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Why you’ll use it every day
Most small pendants only throw light down. This one works twice: the opal globe softens the bulb into an even, glare-free glow below, and the wide saucer above reflects light back onto the ceiling — so a small room feels lifted rather than spot-lit. That is the difference you notice at a bedside, where a bare downlight is harsh but a dark ceiling feels gloomy. The stone saucer carries real pitting and banding, so every piece looks slightly different, and the rust-brown collar in between stops the cream and white from reading flat. It takes a standard E27 bulb, so you choose your own warmth. Made in India, with spare parts kept for 10+ years.
Light & finish
Lit, the opal globe becomes a soft warm sphere and the underside of the stone saucer picks up a gentle amber wash, with light spilling up the wall behind it. Unlit, it reads as a quiet stack of natural materials — pale pitted stone, deep rust brown and milky white glass on a slim black stem. This travertine saucer pendant light flatters walnut, brass, plaster and green tile, and sits comfortably in both a period and a modern room.
Vaastu & positive energy
In Vaastu, natural stone is associated with stability, grounding and calm, and its use is traditionally considered settling in bedrooms and living spaces. Soft diffused light is generally favoured over harsh direct glare where you want a restful mood, and white or cream tones are associated with clarity and peace. Rounded forms — the saucer, the collar and the globe — are traditionally preferred over sharp edges for smooth, easy energy flow, and warm light beside the bed is commonly linked with rest and ease at the end of the day.
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More coverage →Specifications
MaterialTravertine-look stone, metal collar and opal glass
Frame ShapeWide saucer with collar and glass globe
Diameter25 cm (9.8 in)
Height14 cm (5.5 in)
Number of Lights1
Bulb HolderE27
Light SourceE27 bulb (not included)
Frame FinishNatural stone with rust-brown collar and black stem
IP RatingIP20 (indoor)
Country of OriginIndia
BrandJagmag Lights
Box Size35 × 35 × 24 cm
Volumetric Weight5.88 kg
Weight2 kg
Will it fit my interior?
Minimum Room SizeSuits small rooms — works from 7 ft x 7 ft upward
Minimum Ceiling Height8 ft and above
Wall Clearance NeededN/A
Floor Space RequiredAllow 25 cm clear width for the saucer
Works WithMid-century modern, Organic modern, Warm minimalist, Japandi, Contemporary
Pairs Well WithWalnut and teak furniture, brass, plaster walls, stone and green tile
Avoid Pairing WithHigh-gloss chrome or ornate crystal fixtures
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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.
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Common questions
What is a travertine saucer pendant light made of?
A travertine-look stone saucer, a rust-brown collar and a white opal glass globe, on a slim black stem. The stone surface has natural pitting and banding, so each piece differs.
How big is it?
The saucer is 25 cm (9.8 in) across and the fixture is 14 cm (5.5 in) tall — compact enough for a bedside pair or a row over a dining table.
What bulb does it take and is one included?
It takes a standard E27 bulb, which is not included. A warm-white LED at 2700–3000K gives the softest glow through the opal globe.
Why does it have a saucer on top?
The wide saucer reflects light upward onto the ceiling while the opal globe lights downward, so the room feels lifted instead of spot-lit — useful at a bedside or in a small room.
Can I use it in a bathroom?
It is rated IP20 for indoor use, so it can go beside a vanity mirror in a well-ventilated bathroom, but keep it well clear of direct splash zones and showers.
Can I hang several together?
Yes. Two as a bedside pair or three in a row over a dining table both work well. Tell us your table length or nightstand spacing and we will suggest the drops.