The Cyanometer lamps, designed for the famous jewelry company, are named after the cyanometer invented in 1978 to measure the color of the sky
Designer Marjan van Aubel, founder of her leading solar design studio, creates for the Chrystal Palace collection by Swarovski the three Cyanometer lamps, in floor, suspended, and wall versions. The design objects are made from a circular chain of opals, chosen for their way of spreading light similar to the sky
A solar crystal is the technological heart of the lamp. The glass that composes it is cut in a way to refract the sunlight and channel it more efficiently onto the photovoltaic cells inside. When this device is inserted into the docking station of the Cyanometer lamp, the sky spreads into the room
