We have a vaulted ceiling and am hung up on RH's round pillar candle chandelier.
http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod1159185&categoryId=&src=rel

RH says it cannot be hung from a slanted ceiling because the rods are a fixed length and the result would be a tilted ring of candles. We need to add extensions anyway, so I was thinking of rigging all four rods together, connected to a chain, which would then connect up to the ceiling mount - except that the ceiling mount is four hooks.

Then I thought about connecting the four rods to a small ring, then connect the next set of rods (extension rods, same as the first four but perhaps different lengths) to the same ring, and connecting THOSE to the ceiling mount. Then the mount would have a slight assymetrical X shape. Would that geometry work in terms of keeping the chandelier level? and in terms of aesthetics?

Or a few chain links here and there between the hooks and fixture or ceiling mount to correct the tilt?

Any safety issues I ought to keep in mind?

Thanks!