Applique Empire Cascade 80 — Tiered

NAVERZIX Crystal — the ballroom, remembered

The Applique falls rather than hangs: rings of hand-pinned strands descending to a polished crystal ball, a cascade that fills high halls and stair voids with graded, unhurried sparkle.

Frames are brass and bronze, cast and chased in our metal shop, silver- or gold-toned by honest plating rather than lacquered pretence. Wiring runs in silicone sleeves rated for the heat of a hundred dinners, every socket is E14 ceramic, and the whole assembly is load-tested to twice its hanging weight before the crystal ever meets it.

Design & Craft

• Strand maps numbered so cleaning re-hangs without guesswork
• Concealed top-ring lighting grades the cascade evenly
• Trimming patterns available as spares; pattern card in the box
• Trimmings hung by hand in the works, photographed for the record
• Cast brass and bronze frames, chased and honestly plated
• Chain or stem length adjustable at installation

Specifications

Care

Crystal asks for gloves, patience and off-switches: dust with the current off, wash strand by strand yearly, and let the drops air-dry on a towel rather than a radiator. Brass frames want a soft cloth only — patina is biography, not neglect.

If the sparkle dulls unevenly, the cause is usually a cleaning spray from the supermarket; ours is pH-neutral and film-free, and a bottle lives in every care kit.

Questions, Answered

Is the crystal really Bohemian?
Yes — cut and polished in Bohemia on stone wheels and hand-hung at the works. The pattern card identifies every trimming, and patterns are available for spare orders.

Will my ceiling take the weight?
Every listing states the fixture weight and the fixing it needs. Have your electrician verify the ceiling; joists and hollow slabs need a rated rose or spreader plate fitted before hanging.

The NAVERZIX Promise

Every NAVERZIX fixture leaves the works wired, insulated and tested to EN 60598, by the manufacturer — light you can file, not just admire.