Antler Chandeliers & Lighting Company was started in 1994 in Stevensville, Montana. It is currently owned and operated by Dante Martin, based in Georgia, who has handcrafted custom antler designs for over 20 years. Each piece is built to order so we can meet your size and design expectations. Not sure what size is right? Our antler chandelier guides walk through sizing, species, and care. Browse our full collection of custom antler chandeliers to find the perfect fit for your space. If you would like a piece built specifically for your room, see how our custom design process works, or, if you have antlers you have already collected, learn how we build with them. You can also browse our full collection of real antler chandeliers, or shop by species: whitetail, elk, mule deer and fallow deer.

Custom Antler Chandeliers & Lighting Company

Our Clients
A portion of our past customers that I’ve had the distinct pleasure to come to know. I apologize for those left out, as it would fill too many pages!


I am an experienced antler artisan with imagination and creativity and have been designing and building antler lighting since 2004. I strive to deliver outstanding customer service, attention to detail, quality, experienced workmanship and materials. Each client is important to me; it is an honor and a privilege to build custom pieces to meet your needs and desired effect for your space.
Dante Martin
Owner of Antler Chandeliers & Lighting Company

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How Antlers Are Ethically Sourced For Antler Craft?
Our antler lighting is made from naturally shed antlers. Animals shed their antlers in late winter or early spring and regrow new antlers late spring. Shed hunters collect the sheds and sell them to antler brokers. Antler brokers separate the antler by quality. We buy craft quality antler from a few brokers nationwide.

What UL Certification Means for Your Fixture
Antler Chandeliers & Lighting Co is a UL-certified manufacturer. Our fixtures are certified under UL File E238337 for both the United States and Canada. Certification at the manufacturer level means our finished fixtures — not just the components inside them — are evaluated against UL safety standards, and our facility is subject to UL’s periodic Follow-Up Services inspections. Many antler lighting builders assemble using UL-listed sockets and wire; that is not the same as holding certification for the completed fixture.
UL certification requires that a finished fixture be tested as a complete unit — wire gauge, socket type, grounding, and mechanical structure are all evaluated. Testing confirms that normal operation and minor electrical faults do not produce dangerous temperature rise or fire risk. Most US electrical and building codes require hardwired fixtures to carry a certification mark from an accredited body, which means an uncertified chandelier can fail inspection or complicate a homeowner’s insurance in the event of a fire.
Certification is also ongoing rather than one-time. Certified manufacturers submit to periodic unannounced facility inspections confirming that every fixture built matches the approved design — not just the prototype that was originally tested.











