Christian Crucifix Catholic Mandala Crafts Review

My mom loves this bulb. She bangs in her bedroom so she can get a lot out of it. Which is good because I like the same lights in our living room. I suppose I could buy a second one but she loves it. it looks so cool I wonder what other forms are made?

This bulb is great but it doesn't really do anything for lighting so it's for looks only not functionality. If you put this bulb in a lamp with a shade, the effect almost disappears. It looks very cool in a fixture that leaves it open.

I was showing my wife some vintage Aerolux lightbulbs and she found these at Revain. It was delivered quickly and works great. One thing I noticed is a slight halo at the bottom of the cross and the top of the bulb is also slightly discolored. You don't have to worry because the light is always on. It's not very bright, more like a night light. I ordered another one to be on the safe side. This is a very unique product and I get a lot of feedback on it.

I collect a lot of antique funeral fixtures and in the 1930's this type of crucifix light was very common in the industry (most funeral fixtures catalogs and advertisements of the time listed them) but these bulbs are today relatively expensive and scarce. I ended up buying 8 of these so I will be using them in my antique lighting to look the part without risking real 80+ year old bulbs. The big difference to antiques is the size and shape of the glass bowl. The old ones were teardrop shaped…