Chandelier (noun)

1. A large, decorative ceiling light fixture typically with branches for many lights.
2. A large, elaborate or showy piece of something.

Origin:

Mid 17th century, from french chandelier, from candela ("candle") + -ier.

Examples:

1. The chandelier in the ballroom was a magnificent work of art.
2. The chandelier sparkled in the candlelight, casting a warm glow over the room.
3. The chandelier was a beautiful and impressive centerpiece in the dining room.
4. The chandelier in the foyer was a grand statement piece, greeting guests with its elegance.
5. The chandelier was a true piece of jewelry, adorning the room with its brilliance.