s.luce Ring LED chandelier, 5 gold rings 60–150 cm, 3000 K

The s.luce Ring 179273 chandelier combines five gold LED rings beneath a shared ceiling canopy. Slender metal and plastic profiles keep the construction open, while the brushed finish remains visible when the light is switched off. This version contains five different ring sizes rather than five identical circles.

Allowing room for the complete arrangement

The rings measure 150, 120, 100, 80 and 60 cm in diameter. Start planning with the largest: compare its outline with your table width, the clear space in a living area or the opening between floors. The stated height of 3.3 cm and width of 1.3 cm describe the ring profile, not the overall dimensions of the hanging chandelier.

The suspension is height-adjustable, with the manufacturer specifying a length of up to 500 cm. This allows the composition to be planned for tall interiors, galleries and stairwells. Check the position of the lowest ring against stairs, balustrades and circulation routes as well as the ceiling height. The fine profiles do not remove the need to allow space for the entire suspended arrangement.

Warm white LEDs and compatible dimming

LED light sources are included and provide 3000 K warm white light, so there is no need to choose five separate bulbs. The manufacturer specifies a power consumption of 219 W for this configuration and a colour rendering index of CRI > 95. Brightness can be adjusted using leading-edge or trailing-edge phase dimming. Match the dimmer to the supported control method rather than assuming that any brightness controller will work.

Brushed gold in a modern interior

The open circular construction suits modern and minimalist schemes where the arrangement itself forms a visible part of the furnishing. The manufacturer names galleries, stairwells and large reception spaces among its intended settings. A spacious living or dining area is also worth considering when the layout accommodates the dimensions. Although each profile is narrow, the largest ring spans one and a half metres, which should guide the choice of position.