Because of their popularity, we created more during our last production run. We begin with unique, 3.5" diameter light gathering magnifiers from Visual Systems Labs, Inc.  Called Magnabrites®, these are precision ground and polished lenses made from optical grade acrylic that have aspheric surfaces on both the top and bottom. Their unique shape brightens and magnifies any objects placed beneath them. We discovered that they also magnify the Lichtenberg Figures within as well!

To create them, we first bombard the top surface with a high energy (5 million volt) electron beam, then flip it over and do the same on through the bottom surface. This causes two separate regions of high voltage electrical charge to accumulate within the sculpture. We  then carefully discharge each sculpture at the center of the bottom surface. The results are simply breathtaking! Because of their unique light gathering properties, they can simply be displayed as is. Or, you can further enhance their beauty by illuminating them from below with either a white or multicolored LED light base.  We recommend using a BD750MC , BD753MC, or ROT45MC multicolor light base, or the BD753W matte black, or our LM2690, or LM2692 rosewood white LED light bases. Because acrylic can be easily scratched, we also suggest getting a round walnut base to gently cradle and protect your sculpture.

Also, be sure you also check out our more affordable Style 45 2.5" diameter Lichtenberg Magnabrites®! 

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Top view, ambient natural and incandescent light	Side view of a specimen that self-discharged in ambient natural and incandescent light	Top view in ambient natural and incandescent light, showing magnified image of carrying pouch underneath.
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Side view of specimen above, ambient natural and incandescent light	Top view of specimen, illuminated from below by a multicolor light base	Side view of specimen, illuminated from below by a multicolor light base
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Side view of previous specimen, color changing  from a multicolor light base	Top view of previous specimen, color changing from a multicolor light base	Side view of another specimen, illuminated from below by a multicolor light base