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This Baccarat Mille Nuits candlesticks, glimmer magnificently whether or not they hold lit candles. Discover Mille Nuits Baccarat collection.
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MILLE NUITS CANDLESTICK BACCARAT, However, the light-scattering properties of gorgeous Clear crystal radiate exquisitely when the glow interplays with the elaborate Mille Nuits form. The rippling silhouette suits both traditional and contemporary settings. The candleholder cup and the lower half of the candlestick are united by an elegant diamond-shaped center, which is the Mille Nuits signature. Remarkably stunning, the beveled detailing goes from top to base. Designed by Mathias for Baccarat, the name Mille Nuits is a reference to the 1001 Tales of The Arabian Nights. The collection also includes lighting (candelabras, chandeliers) and bar and tableware (champagne flutes and plates). Discover Mille Nuits Baccarat collection.
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