Candelabrum (noun)

1. A decorative lamp or candlestick having several branches for holding candles or lights.
2. A decorative arrangement of candles or lights on a stand or holder.

Origin:

Late 17th century, from latin 'candelabrum' meaning a candlestick.

Examples:

1. The candelabrum cast a warm, flickering light over the dining table.
2. The silver candelabrum was an antique piece passed down through the generations.
3. The elaborate candelabrum was made from gold and decorated with precious gems.
4. The candelabrum added a touch of elegance to the formal dinner setting.
5. The candelabrum was used in religious ceremonies to symbolize the presence of God.