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To clean a crystal chandelier, you usually have to disassemble it, pendant by pendant, and wash the pieces by hand.

A rare pendant by Fernand Thesmar, a renowned enameller, shows a damsel fly perched on a bright green lily pad.

A sparkling standout is the 14-karat pendant by Keith Rifenburg, a local craftsman, that depicts a tiny tropical scene on a paua shell ($895).

Lumens lighting and accessories are up to 75 percent off, through Tuesday (the Void Pendant by Tom Dixon, regularly $580, is about $493 877 445-44864486 or lumens.com.

Soon after it went on display, the Hope — surrounded in a pendant by 16 white diamonds on a necklace containing 45 more white diamonds — became one of the museum's premier attractions.

The spiky Urchin pendant, by Guy Corrie of Union Street Glass, is 12 inches in diameter and comes in clear glass or in eight tones; $600 from Union Street Glass, Richmond, Calif., (888 451-7752.

Large hand-crocheted cotton pendants by Roost look soft and lacy, but are actually rigid.

Barneys New York sells the peace symbol in plain gold earrings by Dean Harris ($285) and pendants by Ileana Makri (the nearer of the necklaces at right, $125).

There are also coiled earrings by Ron Arad, based on his Hot Ingo lamp; etched pendants by Kiki Smith; a gold necklace by the British pranksters Tim Noble and Sue Webster that spells out an indecency; a sterling silver clutch cast from termite-bored wood by the sculptor Michele Oka Doner; and 20 never-before-seen brass-and-painted-wood pendants made by Louise Nevelson as gifts for friends.

Ms. Le Roux of Galeries Lafayette brushed through a ground-floor aisle that separates a boutique offering Poiray jewelry, including $24,000 diamond-encrusted watches, from display cases featuring $180 pendants by the costume jeweler Ambrosia.

She added, "Gifts that say something are more and more prominent," mentioning Carlos de Souza pendants inscribed "Madly in Love," and suspended from silk tasseled cords ($550); diminutive diamond pendants by Marie Chantal in the shape of toddler boys and girls; and a 24-karat gold plate and diamond digital camera ($2,400) for photographers more taken with extravagant looks than technology.