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Step into a world of refined elegance with the Aurora Luminosity Pendant, a lighting fixture that embodies the ethereal beauty of the Northern Lights.
Suspended in grace, the golden-hued glass envelops the central light source like a delicate aurora, creating a dance of light and shadow that mesmerizes and enchants.
Tinted glass is what makes that possible. The colour is in the glass itself, not in the bulb, so the light is warmed as it passes through and the shade stays amber or smoke grey even when the fixture is switched off — a coloured object in the room at every hour, not just after dark.
The sleek metal accents provide a contemporary contrast to the soft curvature of the glass, offering a modern take on classic sophistication.
This pendant is a true statement piece, perfect for those who seek to infuse their space with a touch of the celestial. Illuminate your home with the Aurora Luminosity Pendant and bask in the warm, inviting ambiance it provides, a beacon of style that resonates with the beauty of the natural world.
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Features
Tinted Glass
Colour in the glass itself, warming the light and holding its tone unlit.
Warm Dimming Option
A Triac version that grows warmer as it dims, the way a candle does.
Two Very Different Scales
A compact upright pendant, or a 55″ statement fixture for a large room.
Choosing a Size
| Size | Metric | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| ⌀11.8″ × H23.6″ | ⌀30 × H60 cm | A bedside, an entry, a counter, or a row of two or three |
| ⌀55.1″ × H11.8″ | ⌀140 × H30 cm | A large dining table, a double-height entry, or an open-plan living room |
These Are Two Completely Different Fixtures
Please read the measurements carefully before ordering. The small version is 11.8″ wide and tall, an upright pendant for a single spot. The large version is 55.1″ across — over four and a half feet wide, a major architectural fixture.
The large size needs a large room, real ceiling height, and a properly rated structural fixing — a joist or a rated ceiling box, never plasterboard alone, and almost certainly two people to install. Contact us for its weight and fixing requirements before your electrician prepares the ceiling.
If you are unsure which one the photographs show, ask us and we will confirm.
Placement
Over a dining table, a fixture should be roughly half to two thirds the width of the table, and centred on the table rather than the room. At 55″ across, the large version wants a table of around 7 to 9 ft.
Hang the bottom 30 to 36″ above a surface, and keep at least 7 ft of clear headroom in any walkway. Group the small size 24 to 30″ apart.
The small version is 23.6″ tall in itself, twice its own width, so add that to your cable drop. The large one is only 11.8″ deep, so most of its drop is cable.
A wide fixture shows a tilt badly against the ceiling line. At 55″ it is unmissable, so ask your electrician to check it with a spirit level before the final tighten.
Light and Dimming
Triac Warm Dimming — Worth Understanding
Two light versions are offered. Warm Light is a fixed 3000K warm white. Triac Warm Dimming is the more interesting option: as you dim it, the colour grows warmer as well as dimmer, the way a candle or an old filament bulb does, instead of staying the same colour and just getting darker.
For a dining table that is a real difference — bright and clear for dinner, low and golden for the rest of the evening, from one fixture.
It needs a Triac (leading-edge) wall dimmer, so tell your electrician before they fit one. The wrong dimmer type causes flicker or buzz.
Because the LED is integrated, this is chosen when you order and cannot be changed later by swapping a bulb. Neutral (4000K) and Cool (6000K) are available on request — contact us before ordering.
Integrated LED — What That Means
The light source is built in, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to match, and behind tinted glass there is no bulb hardware or screw base breaking the clean shape.
It cannot be swapped like a bulb, so the fixture is replaced at the end of its life rather than re-lamped, which in normal use is many years away.
Choosing a Colour
Amber & Gold, or Smoke Grey & Black
Amber & Gold is the warmer and more golden of the two. The glass deepens the light into honey, and the gold metal picks up the same tone — the choice that suits warm woods, brass hardware, and a traditional dining room.
Smoke Grey & Black is cooler and more graphic. Smoke glass mutes the light rather than colouring it, and against black metal the fixture reads as a dark sculptural object — the modern, architectural choice.
Note that both tints reduce the light output compared with clear glass, smoke grey more than amber. Both are atmospheric fixtures rather than bright working ones.
Before You Order
Dry Indoor Rooms Only
IP20, for dry indoor locations. Not for bathrooms, not directly above a sink or hob, and not for covered porches or anywhere outdoors.
Specifications
| Sizes | ⌀11.8″ × H23.6″ (30 × 60 cm) or ⌀55.1″ × H11.8″ (140 × 30 cm) |
|---|---|
| Materials | Glass and metal |
| Colours | Amber glass with gold metal, or smoke grey glass with black metal |
| Light Source | Integrated LED, not replaceable as a bulb |
| Light Versions | Warm Light (3000K fixed), or Triac Warm Dimming |
| Colour Temperature | 3000K as standard; Neutral (4000K) and Cool (6000K) on request |
| Dimmable | Only the Triac Warm Dimming version, with a Triac (leading-edge) wall dimmer |
| Total Wattage | — contact us to confirm |
| Weight | — contact us to confirm, especially for the 55.1″ size |
| Drop Length | — contact us to confirm |
| Voltage | AC 110–240V |
| Mounting | Ceiling, hardwired, operated from a standard wall switch (not included) |
| Rating | IP20, dry indoor locations only |
| Certification | North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, Australia |
Care
Tinted Glass Shows Everything
Wipe the glass with a barely damp lint-free cloth and dry at once, or a little glass cleaner sprayed onto the cloth, never onto the fixture — nothing should run into the fitting.
Coloured glass shows dust and fingerprints more clearly than clear glass does, particularly where the light passes through, so expect to wipe it more often than you would a fabric or stone shade.
Clean the inside surfaces too where you can reach them. Dust sitting against the light source dulls the glow more than dust on the outside.
The metal takes a dry cloth only — no polish and no abrasives. Let the fixture cool before cleaning, and on the large size have someone steady it while you work.
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