Each variation of a product may include different items. This specific product is available in the following variations:
 

• Available in two variants & two emitting lights to choose from: 
  • Warm Light 3000K
  • Cool Light 6000K

Product Specifications:
 

• Made of stainless steel & K9 crystals
• Available in one color (Gold)
• Available in two different Variants ( (L) 80cm + (H) 30cm + (W) 12cm & (L) 120cm + (H) 30cm + (W) 12cm)
• Light Source: LED Strips
• Emitting Light: Warm light 3000K or Cool Light 6000K 
• Base Type : Wedge
• Voltage: AC 110-240V

You love the way your chandelier sparkles in the light, but you probably don’t love the cobwebs and grime that collect on all the tiny pieces. Please see our recommendations below on how to clean and care for this product to maximize its function and durability: 
 

Not sure how to clean your chandelier? There are two methods: cleaning the chandelier while leaving it in place, or taking it apart to clean the individual pieces. Here’s everything you need to know.
 

• How to Clean a Chandelier without Taking it Down:
  • Turn off the chandelier as a safety precaution. Place a piece of tape over the light switch to prevent anyone from accidentally turning on the fixture while you’re working. If needed, set up an alternate light source so you can see what you’re doing.
  • Create a solution of one part isopropyl alcohol to four parts distilled water.
  • Put on white cotton gloves to prevent transferring your fingerprints to the crystal prisms as you clean.
  • Climb onto a ladder to reach your chandelier, if necessary.
  • Spray your homemade cleaner onto a clean, lint-free cloth, such as a microfiber cloth. Don’t spray directly onto the chandelier—this will only make a mess.
  • Gently wipe each piece with the damp cloth. Then, to prevent water spots, immediately follow up with a dry, lint-free cloth.
• Best Way to Deep Clean your Chandelier:
  • Start by taking photographs, drawing pictures, and writing down notes to ensure you can put everything back together exactly the way it was.
  • Use the same solution as outlined above (one part isopropyl alcohol to four parts distilled water), or create a mixture of lukewarm water and dish soap.
  • Remove chandelier pieces one manageable section at a time, and hand-wash each piece.
  • Dry immediately with a lint-free cloth to prevent spotting.
• Other Useful Tips for Cleaning a Chandelier:
  • Dust your chandelier every two to three months with a feather duster or lamb’s wool duster. Then, complete your chosen cleaning method about once a year.
  • Avoid ammonia-based cleaners, which can remove the finish from the gold- or silver-plated hooks that hold the crystal prisms in place.
  • Never rotate the chandelier to reach each section. This could loosen the fixture’s supports, which could eventually cause it to fall. Instead, move your ladder around as you clean.
  • While you’re at it, consider replacing the light bulbs, especially if the chandelier is hard to reach.
  • If your chandelier hangs too high, or the design is so elaborate that you don’t feel comfortable taking it apart, you may need to call a professional.