Keep the body material separate from the colour
The candelabra models discussed here have aluminium bodies. Gold refers to a decorative gold-colour coating, not a body made from gold. The silver appearance is described as a nickel/chrome finish and should not be interpreted as a solid-silver product.
Write both details in the request, for example aluminium body with a gold-colour finish. Do not apply the properties of a visible glass or acrylic component to the entire item. Check the material and finish choices on the page for the particular model.
Identify the product behind your colour reference
Send the photograph you like together with its model name. Lighting can make gold-colour surfaces look different on screen, so a screenshot should not be treated as a technical colour standard. Separate references can help when coordinating candelabras with other accessories.
If you require a particular tone or appearance, explain that at quotation stage and ask how it will be confirmed. A workshop photograph cannot establish coating thickness, chemical formulation or durability. Technical requirements should be discussed explicitly rather than inferred from imagery.
Record finish, model and quantity together
When ordering one model in several colours, give each finish a separate line and quantity. A request for mixed gold and silver does not specify the split. If the colour changes later, update both the reference image and the corresponding quotation line.
Coating is one manufacturing stage, followed by assembly and quality checks. Product photographs and workshop views answer different questions. Base the purchasing decision on the current model specification, agreed finish and written quotation together, not on the surface colour alone.
