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Tigermoth Lighting
7 years ago
Hi Kim,

Thank you for your question. This chandelier is available in four different sizes:

410mm diameter x 280mm height plus 750mm of adjustable suspension

510mm diameter x 280mm height plus 750mm of adjustable suspension

710mm diameter x 310mm height plus 750mm of adjustable suspension

1010mm diameter x 320mm height plus 1000mm of adjustable suspension

If you would like to view this chandelier on our website you can see it here, https://www.tigermothlighting.com/products/petrol-crystal-chandelier

Please don't hesitate to let me know if you would like any further information.

Best Wishes

Samantha
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