$1,195.00 – The Madison

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The cheapest crystal chandelier comes in at nearly $1,200. It’s not overly elaborate, but the emphasis is on the 12 various candles on the fixture. The chandelier is 32” wide by 35” long.

$1,295.00 – The Adele

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For $100 more, you can upgrade to the Adele. It has 4 less lights, saving you on your electricity bill, but it attracts major attention with its massive amount of crystals. The pendants on this chandelier are made in the Czech Republic.

$1,950.00 – The Alexandria

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At just under $2,000, the Alexandria is the next step up from the Adele. More crystals and 12 beautiful candle lights adorn this beautiful fixture. It’s perfect for an 8-foot ceiling dining room.

$2,590.00 – The Monroe

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Whereas the previous three chandeliers are upgrades of each other, the Monroe is in a completely different category altogether. Pure silver adorns this chandelier designed for low-height ceilings. It has 8 beautiful candle lights, each surrounded by a stunning glass prism for protection.

$2,876.00 – The Empress

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The evolved form of the Alexandria, the Empress is truly a sight to behold. Originally debuting in 1945, the Empress is a massive chandelier with 12 candles and a perfect wavy design, making it the ideal attraction for your home’s foyer.

$3,495.00 – The Coventry

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Now we move onto the next level of chandelier quality. The cheapest chandelier on the hand-polished lacquered brass level is the Coventry. A truly old-fashioned piece of beauty, the Coventry combines long crystals with a gold-like appearance to captivate its viewers’ attention.

$3,995.00 – The Windsor

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The final evolved form of the Madison, which is also the upgrade to the Empress, is a massive 50” long chandelier that’s probably best suited for ceilings in excess of 9 feet in height. It’s a silver masterpiece that will truly impress even the most detail-oriented person, but at $4,000, not many people will be able to afford it.

$4,595.00 – The Beauregard

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The Beauregard places more emphasis on design rather than on number of lights. Even with only 6 candles, the fixture has so many crystals that the illumination from the candle lights easily reflects off them to brighten up any room.

$6,680.00 – The Gatsby

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The evolved version of the Coventry costs nearly twice as much, but has a visual appearance fit for a king or queen. Sporting 4 lights on its upper level and 8 on its lower level, it is truly a sight to behold with its brass finish making for a unique gold-like appearance. Place this chandelier in your living room and your neighbors will think you just won the lottery!

$9,950.00 – The Baron

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Finally, the Baron comes in as the most expensive chandelier on this list, nearing the $10,000 mark! This colossal giant will hang down at least 62 inches from your ceiling, so you’d best make sure your ceiling is a 10-footer or you’ll be banging your head a lot when you try to walk underneath it. The chandelier itself is a historic replica fit for a palace. The glass bells at the top of the fixture add in a nice finishing touch to the chandelier, reminding us of the past, yet looking elegant enough for the future.