teardrop glass pendant

Many teardrop glass pendants use candelabra (E12) bases; some models use medium (E26) bases. Maximum wattage commonly appears as 40 W or 60 W depending on the specific fixture—check the product listing for the exact rating.

Many teardrop pendants are suitable for flat, sloped/slanted, and vaulted ceilings. Listings that use cord or adjustable rope suspension frequently note explicit compatibility with sloped or vaulted mounting—confirm the product details for your ceiling type.

Shade material is glass across the listings. Fixture bodies and hardware are typically metal, with common options including brass or iron—material varies by model.

Both formats appear in listings: many teardrop pendants are sold as single ceiling fixtures (often including mounting hardware), while some listings offer multi-packs—for example, a 2-pack of ceiling light fixtures.

Various teardrop pendant models carry industry safety certifications such as UL and ETL. Check the product listing to confirm the specific certification for the model you’re considering.