teardrop pendant light

Teardrop pendants most commonly use glass or crystal shades paired with metal bodies. Common body materials in the listings include brass, iron, and all‑copper constructions.

Common bulb bases found in these fixtures include Bi‑Pin G9, candelabra E12, and medium E26 bases. Listed maximum wattages vary by model (examples show about 25W, 40W, and 60W), so check the specific product label or description for the exact limit.

Most teardrop pendants offer adjustable hanging heights. Examples in the results show minimum drops near 14.2 inches and adjustable cords or ropes extending up to about 118 inches, with other fixtures listing ranges such as 31–110 inches.

Most fixtures require hardwired installation and are intended to be connected to ceiling wiring. Mounting hardware is often included, but the listings emphasize that these are hardwired fixtures rather than plug‑in models.

Some listings include LED bulbs with the fixture, while others specify that bulbs are not included. Mounting hardware is frequently included, but check the product details or package contents to confirm what’s supplied.

Some teardrop pendants are rated for flat, sloped/slanted, and vaulted ceilings, while other models are specified for flat ceilings only. Listings may also note location ratings (for example, suitability for covered/protected bathroom areas). Always review the product specifications to confirm ceiling and location compatibility for a given fixture.

Common safety listings shown in the results include ETL Listed and UL Listed certifications.

Shade widths commonly range from about 5 to 7.8 inches, with shade heights around 11–12.5 inches. Overall hanging lengths vary widely; example listings show drops from roughly 31 inches up to about 118 inches depending on the fixture.