You've managed to select a fixture that has absolutely no other fixtures designed to coordinate with this fixture.

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/possini-euro-enya-5-and-one-half-inch-wide-chrome-led-mini-pendant__39h44.html

Why not use these pendants by your stove and a closer to the ceiling fixture for over the sink?

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https://www.lampsplus.com/products/rome-4-and-one-quarter-inch-wide-chrome-and-clear-crystal-mini-pendant__32d03.html

Or

https://www.lampsplus.com/products/vienna-full-spectrum-cesenna-4-inch-wide-crystal-mini-pendant__x9689.html

Glass is hard to clean in a kitchen. Any reason not to use white metal? not much detail to make suggestions...

Schonbek Refrax collection of mini pedants. Or any Schonbek mini pendant. Beautiful and you can remove crystals to clean or wipe w a microfiber cloth.

OK... here are my 3 pics. All are frosted glass with chrome and are in theme with your existing choice. Two have dangling crystals which are easily detachable for a quick cleaning when required. What do you think?

https://dazzlingspaces.com/products/7thsky-ipl394a01ch

https://www.goinglighting.com/Product/Canarm-IPL435A01CH-Reese-1-Lt-Pendent--in-Chrome

https://www.overstock.com/Lighting-Ceiling-Fans/Quoizel-Platinum-Collection-Abode-Chrome-Mini-Pendant-Light/16766858/product.html

I would start from first principles - what are you lighting on each side of the stove? Do you need ambient light for the kitchen or light for food preparation? Would a ceiling fixture or under-cabinet lighting or wall sconces or pendant lighting be the most suitable? What height would be best for your purposes?

If the answer is pendant lighting, do you need the pendant to be clear or opaque glass, or could it be a metal or other material that would only light downwards? Do you want a concealed light bulb and if so, does that mean concealed from below as well as the sides?

After deciding on these practical issues, perhaps you could think about what would complement the pendant you've already chosen - something that has is similar in shape, size, material, color, style, or some combination of these?

Personally, I'm puzzled by the idea of three pendants in a galley kitchen, but if that's what works for you, I would be trying to set criteria such as the above to find the perfect pendants.

Why not these following options, they can be customized to nickel if you would like? You can check for more pendants at: www.castrolighting.com

I agree with jmig. I can’t even picture pendant lights on either side of a stove, nor would I want them where I’m cooking. Maybe keep the one over the sink (really depends on the space) and put more functional lights over the stove, like ceiling can lights.

@BeverlyFLADeziner Those last two you posted are the style we're thinking of--thanks!

For those who asked, we are having ceiling cans, just trying to get more light on food prep areas. Also, the ceiling is sloped (this is a tiny vacation home, hence the tiny kitchen).

@lisedv Is metal easier to clean than glass? I was thinking glass would be, but I admit I don't have experience with any kind of pendants, as our main home only has cans and under cabinet lighting.

I think metal is easier to clean than glass. Imagine you have a greasy glass that you just wipe with a soapy cloth or even a product such as Windex, it smears. When it up there hanging, not the easiest thing to clean. Since I don't have any idea of what you kitchen looks like, the metal pendant I suggested is also available in black and other finishes.