These are lights cast from Salt, part of Roberto Tweraser's graduate show in three dimensional design at MCAST Malta. "The idea behind salt is to use the little natural local resource our country has to offer, to create something truly unique." "Salt's crystal structure makes it ideal to be used in conjunction with light, as it refracts light magnificently . . . Salt is a cast pendant light made out of rock salt combined with a small percentage of synthetic resin." Stunningly beautiful.
http://www.elisefouin.com Cocoon like elegance from the French designer Elise Fouin lots of other cool things on her web site.
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An acclaimed South African designer, Heath Nash uses discarded plastic to create stunning light shades, he calls this range 'Other peoples Rubbish'. You can read a great article about him and his work here at ping mag.
These look like Sunday Morning lights for cuddling up with a good book and coffee and...I think they are lovely. 
I hope that I am giving you your first sightings of Stuart Hagarth's fantastic chandeliers, and that you will be wowed like I was.
This stunning Tide chandelier is the first of a series created from flotsam and jetsam collected on a specific stretch of Kent beach it is made of clear and opaque plastics and is an analogy of the moon that has assisted in throwing this debris back to the shore. http://www.stuarthaygarth.com/
When I first found these light bulbs on the internet I was completely wowed. I have tried to show as many people as possible, I think they are totally beautiful and beguiling the 'Light Bulbs' are a series of crystal lamps, designed by Pieke Bergmans, in cooperation with Royal Crystal Leerdam. These lamps are all unique hand crafted crystal pieces, equipped with LED's by Solid Lighting Design you can see them being made and the other creations of Pieke here.
This is to introduce you to my coffee pot lamp by the Paris based artist Gilles Eichenbaum.
