In the year 2000 we manufactured a unique chandelier. A veritable masterpiece, far beyond anything comparable in terms of both size and design.

We developed and made use of the very latest three-dimensional presentation and construction techniques for the project. It was all a perfect fit – down to one-tenth of a millimetre.

A two-dimensional design drawing can be impressive, but the advantage of a three-dimensional presentation is that everything can be observed from all angles. Only in this way can customers be certain that the results are up to their expectations.

The frame was made from stainless steel to keep it statically stable and free from rust, and then encased in gold-plated brass profiles. All the other metal components are of brass, bronze and seawater-resistant aluminium (to save weight) – all of it naturally plated with 24-carat gold and stove-enamelled. Despite its location near the sea, in a hot and damp climate, the chandelier will literally last for ever.

The chandelier even contains a staircase and platforms – for maintenance purposes.

Only the finest crystal was used - Swarovski Strass^®. Roughly one million crystals, all sparkling like diamonds.

Around 1,200 dimmable halogen lamps are triggered by more than 36 switching circuits.

The entire chandelier weighs almost 9,000 kilos.