Silver Decorative Crystal Curtain Rods:36-88 Inch Heavy Duty Adjustable Window Curtains Rods for Bedroom Living Room,Nickel Modern Girly Acrylic Drapery Rods Set with Sheer Bling Foil Finials

Came super fast! Easy to put together which is why I got it and it’s perfect for our living room. It is a little flimsy but it doesn’t interfere with the total project. It didn’t bend when I got my curtains added so I would say good quality rods and beautiful end caps!!

I was on the hunt for curtain rods that matched my daughter’s room (pink and gold). I didn’t want something plain- but also not something too flashy. These decorative crystal rods were prefect. They don’t come already put together so you have to put them together yourself, but it’s so easy to connect the bars, and twist on the crystal ends. They adjust easily at the middle and hold well with weight. Her curtains are on the heavier side and there’s no bowing in the middle. Theyre a great price to begin with but even better when they go on sale. They’re currently hung over wider farm house style windows and fit just perfectly.

I love it! Very sturdy and pretty

Super cute, easy to install and adjust. Came with all the mounting hardware needed! Very stable!

Very pretty and nice. Used it in my daughter’s room.

Very pretty, easy to install.

Very nice decorative looking

The curtain rods are gorgeous. They're a brushed nickel / platinum color, with silver flakes in the clear end caps. They go perfectly with the hardware I already had, which was a chrome holder and platinum-finish screw. That's good, because they don't go nearly as well with the included hardware, which are a standard steel/aluminum bracket. I have grommet curtains, so they hide the hardware, but still ... I'd know the hardware NEEDED to be hidden. The other thing that is odd about these rods is the way they extend. I'm used to extendable rods having two pieces, one of which slides inside the other. These are made in THREE pieces, two of which screw into each other and one of which slides out to the side. As a result, the end cap is flush on one side, and has a slight overhand on the other. I imagine that the design is so that the center of the rod, which is usually the least supported, can hold more weight without bending or breaking. It looks like it could hold very heavy curtains with no problem. But it looks a little weird to me. I do like how you can extend the length to position the end caps exactly where you want them for the best look. I used these rods in my home office, and they did a great job of elevating the appearance and making it look just a bit artsy and sophisticated.

Very pretty! Exactly what she wanted for a gift.