Spanish alabaster — primarily quarried in Aragon and other regions of Spain — is prized internationally for its exceptional translucency, the warmth of its amber and honey-toned veining, and its dense, even grain that holds light particularly well. It has been used in European ecclesiastical and architectural lighting for centuries. The natural variation between pieces is more pronounced than in manufactured materials, making each fixture genuinely singular.

Natural alabaster is quarried stone. Every block has its own vein pattern, tonal distribution, and translucency depth. The photographs show representative examples — not guarantees of exact appearance. Your sconce will have the same form and dimensions, and the same quality of material. What will differ is the specific pattern the stone carries. This is not a defect; it is the nature of working with natural material at this level.

The S (H 25.5 cm) suits rooms with standard ceiling heights of 240 cm or more — bedside walls, dressing rooms, corridors, and bathroom vanities. The L (H 50 cm) creates a more commanding presence and is suited to foyers, living rooms, and stairwells with ceiling heights of 260 cm or above. Both produce sufficient ambient light for accent and mood — the L at 1400 lm is notably brighter and functions well as a primary wall light in a medium room.

The Antique Bronze (mottled patina) finish complements the natural amber warmth of Spanish alabaster — it is the more sympathetic pairing, where the metal's irregular aged tone and the stone read as part of the same warm palette. It suits classical, transitional, and warm-contemporary interiors. The Black (matte) finish creates a deliberate contrast — the dark backplate makes the glowing alabaster capsules read as objects floating against the wall. It suits contemporary, minimalist, and architectural interiors where contrast is a design intention.

Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide.