Mini Glass Pendant Light 1-Light,with Handblown Blue Marble Art Glass Pendant Light Fixture for Dining Room, Kitchen,Foyer, Hallway

Good lights, but I returned since the blue glass was not dark enough for me. When lighted, the blue glass is washed out. I wanted a more vibrant blue color when lighted.

Remodeling the casita, this fixture was PERFECT!! Gives good light, sturdy glass, looks up scale.

These are really nice! They give the feeling of rustic without being tacky.

They are more clear than I was expecting but they are beautiful and I'm very happy with this purchase!

This is a beautiful glass lamp that was easy for my brother to install. I wanted it to replace an old/vintage chandelier that was hanging over the dining room table. This is perfect!There was a small piece up at the top that was lightly chipped off. Considering other glass lamps I have ordered off of Amazon often came in pieces, I decided this wasn't a big deal and it wouldn't affect the visuals or safety. It did come well-packaged.

I got this to replace a light in my dining room so it would be a little brighter. The glass shade is good quality and the color is fantastic and allows a lot of light to pass through making a room extra bright!This took less than 10 minutes to install :)

This is a review for Glass Pendant Light with Handblown Blue Marble Art Glass Shade.First, this lamp is pretty. I wanted to use it to replace a very ugly hanging lamp. This one has a pretty swirled glass shade in blue and white. It arrived all in one piece. The metal pieces are thinner than I would like for something hanging from the ceiling.The included instructions are confusing and sparse. See photos. My household contains people well versed with the concepts of electricity and circuits so someone could install it by looking at the components alone, which is a good thing because the included instructions were unintelligible. I have included photos of the entire instruction set.When I inspected the item prior to installing it I noticed that the box had no UL or ETL certification. Neither did the lamp itself. While either of these certifications isn't required by law in the United States, it shows that the product is safe for commercial or household use. The last thing I want to do is install a lamp that burns my house down. There are easier ways to remodel. I will not be connecting this to my electricity.