Gem Pendant
by ECC
Auckland
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A fluid vibration on glass. The Gem suspension lamp is a seductive object that declares at first glance the superior value of the material and the fine craftsmanship of its manufacturing process. The irregular glass surface, with waves and reliefs that change continuously, makes this lamp unmistakable even when switched off, creating unexpected lighting effects when it is switched on.
Product Details
- Product
- Gem Pendant
- Category
- Pendant Lights
- Sold by
- ECC
- Designer
- Ludovica & Roberto Palomba
- Brand
- Foscarini
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A fluid vibration on glass.
The Gem suspension lamp is a seductive object that declares at first glance the superior value of the material and the fine craftsmanship of its manufacturing process. The irregular glass surface, with waves and reliefs that change continuously, makes this lamp unmistakable even when switched off, creating unexpected lighting effects when it is switched on.
- Pricing
- From $2,900 *Price indication
- Specs
Colours : White
Dimensions : 43 x H44cm, 3.4m cable.
Materials : Blown acid-etched glass with reliefs and coated metal
Lamptype : LED 1x 24w or LED retrofit, Fluorescent 1x 25w Dimmable E27
Application : Suspension
Original ID : 7857
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Gem Pendant
The Gem Pendant is supplied by ECC. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product ECC lists on ArchiPro.
ECC lists the Gem Pendant from $2,900, as a price indication. For an exact price for your project, .
It is listed under Pendant Lights on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with pendant lights from other suppliers.
The Gem Pendant was designed by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba and is made under the Foscarini brand. It is supplied through ECC.
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