Briolette Linear 120

NAVERZIX Modern — light, sculpted

The Briolette is drawn for the table under it: a linear chandelier cut to your board's measure, even task light below, quiet glow above, and an offset canopy when the ceiling point disagrees with the furniture.

Every glass element is blown in our hot shop: gathered, turned and shaped by lungs and gravity, annealed overnight so the stresses leave before the fixture does. No two globes match to the decimal — they match the way a chord matches, tuned by the same pair of hands in the same hour.

Design & Craft

• Offset canopies solve off-centre ceiling points
• Lumens stated per the manufacturer's specification
• Even task light below, quiet glow above
• Machined stems and canopies; cable concealed to the socket
• Length cut to your table's measure before dispatch
• Linear plans drawn for tables and islands, not just ceilings

Specifications

Care

Blown glass cleans with a breath of warm water and a drop of neutral soap on a soft cloth — no ammonia, no abrasives, no newspaper folklore. Let globes cool before touching; glass and enthusiasm expand at different rates.

Each globe lifts free without tools for washing. Handle by the body, never the neck, and stand them on the felt ring from the care kit while the frame is wiped.

Questions, Answered

What light temperature do they give?
2700 K as standard — the warm end where evenings live — at CRI 95. Some designs offer 3000 K on request; the specification states the manufacturer's measured lumens, not marketing ones.

Do the glass elements come assembled?
Globes and glass ship nested separately and hang in minutes on their numbered pins — the layout card shows which glass takes which position.

The NAVERZIX Promise

Our crystal is Bohemian and hand-cut: every pendeloque, octagon and drop is faceted, polished and hung in the works, and trimming patterns are available as spare parts, so a lost drop is a replacement order, not a tragedy.