These cylindrical specimens were carefully cut and polished, then irradiated on two sides to create a two side-by-side dendritic trees.  The cylindrical shape tends to magnify the internal patterns and, when illuminated from below using a color changing light base, the internal figures sparkle and glow beautifully. Discharge may be either parallel planes, Windblown Lightning, or a mixture of the two. A few also self-discharged, creating a mix of chaotic and dendritic patterns.  These specimens work quite well with our BD752MC, BD753MC, CR35MC crystal multicolor bases, and our ROT45MC rotary light bases. They they also work quite well with the bright white LM2690 or LM2692 rosewood light bases.  Although the fractal patterns vary from piece to piece, your satisfaction is always guaranteed.

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Windblown Lightning with typical dendritic patterns on CR35MC crystal light base	Cylinder at left rotated 90 degrees on CR35MC crystal multicolor light base	Charged specimens being discharged in a holding fixture during production
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Parallel Planes specimen on a CR35MC multicolor crystal light base.	Click on the above image to link to a rotatable image of a slightly larger (2" x 6") cylinder that has a similar dendritic discharge.  Once the image has fully downloaded, drag your mouse over the image to rotate it back & forth. (Courtesy Theodore Gray)	Specimen at far left rotated 90 degrees, on a CR35MC multicolor crystal light base.
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Combination Chaotic and Dendritic specimen on a CR35MC  multicolor crystal light base.	Same specimen on left, different color illumination. This specimen self-discharged while being irradiated.	Same specimen as on left, rotated 90 degrees. Magnified image appears to fill entire specimen.