Murano Chandeliers

When it comes to getting the highest quality styled glass, you can't go wrong with Murano chandeliers. The techniques used in creating the glass used in the chandeliers are steeped in tradition that stretches back to the medieval era. With so many shapes, colors, and varieties available, you'll be hard pressed to find glass accents and prisms that don't satisfy you.

Murano chandeliers are characterized by their high quality cuts. Their treated glass has no traces of bubbles, scratches, or flaws. Each facet is deliberately and expertly crafted so that it shines and catches the light in truly enchanting ways. Murano chandeliers can be found in a variety of different vivid colors depending on the glass used. Chandeliers made from clear and fogged glass are also beautiful, elegant, and simple addition to any home.

Of course, as with any famous type, you're bound to find Murano chandeliers that are imitations. This is why it's important to research your products thoroughly before purchasing them. While there is nothing essentially wrong with purchasing imitations, if you are dead set on buying a true Murano product, you may find that it's more difficult than it seems to find the genuine article.

Along with the thousands of beautiful Murano chandeliers on the market today, they are also known for creating chandelier accessories such as prisms, imitation gems, and glass beads. Thus, if you're looking to replace a portion of a chandelier, you can find the perfect piece of cut glass for you. They also create a wide style of different glass pieces in thousands of different colors, textures, and levels of brightness, allowing you all sorts of opportunities to make your chandelier uniquely yours.

Cleaning Murano chandeliers, fortunately, isn't as difficult as it seems. While cleaning such a fragile and valued object may initially be very seem like a stressful ordeal, the truth of the matter is that vacuuming or dusting your chandelier regularly should be more than enough to keep it looking beautiful. Soaking the removable glass in a mild detergent and warm water will do wonders for removing anything that dusting can't remove, such as smoke damage or significant amounts of dirt. 

As with any chandelier, be sure to unplug it or disable the circuit before you start cleaning. While there is no need to take the entire chandelier down, it's still not worth the risk of being electrocuted. If you can't disable the power, you can protect your bulbs and their sockets by wrapping them in plastic sandwich bags, allowing you to polish without risk of zapping yourself. Learn more today about how Murano chandeliers can truly glorify your home!