Periodic Table Display with 83 Real Elements, Acrylic with Light-Up Wooden Base, Educational Material and Decorative Object

The Periodic Table that hangs on the wall – and the one you can actually hold in your hand

That moment in chemistry class when the periodic table is just a flat poster on the wall and no student has ever seen what bismuth, gallium, or tellurium actually look like. The living room shelf that's missing a clever eye-catcher. The gift for the science enthusiast that's meant to be more than just another book. This Periodic Table display solves that with real element samples, cast in clear acrylic and illuminated from below.

What makes this display different

• 83 real chemical elements in an acrylic block – from gold and silver to rare metals, the element samples are physically enclosed in the block. You don't just see the symbol, but the actual color, structure, and shape of each element.
• Illuminated wooden base with LED – the lighting from below shines through the transparent acrylic block, making the elements and engraving light up. Especially in the evening, the display becomes an atmospheric eye-catcher on a desk or shelf.
• Laser-engraved table structure – each field is clearly labeled with symbol, atomic number, and element name. The complete periodic table grid is precisely engraved into the block, not just printed.
• High-quality, clear acrylic – the transparent block lets light through and shows the enclosed elements from both sides. More robust and shatterproof than glass, odorless.
• Educational material and decorative object in one – in class, it makes chemical elements tangible; in the living room or office, it functions as a clever conversation piece. An object for two functions.
• Three sizes to choose from – small (15 × 11.4 cm / 5.9 × 4.5 inches), medium (16 × 12 cm / 6.3 × 4.7 inches), and large (21 × 14 cm / 8.3 × 5.5 inches), suitable for a desk, bookshelf, or as a larger centerpiece in a classroom or office.
• Freestanding with stable wooden base – the display stands securely on any flat surface without additional support. The wooden base also acts as the light source and gives the object stability.
• Arouses curiosity instead of just informing – unlike a flat poster, the display invites you to examine the elements from all sides and discover their real properties.

Who it's for

For chemistry and physics teachers who want to make the periodic table tangible in class. For students who want a motivating learning object on their desk. For science enthusiasts and collectors who want to own real element samples without having to acquire them individually. For parents who want to give their scientifically-interested children an illustrative gift. For museums, universities, and schools as illustrative material. And for anyone looking for a thoughtful, intelligent gift for teachers, researchers, or design lovers.

Setup and Use

Insert the acrylic block into the wooden base, if both are delivered separately, and place the display on a flat surface. Turn on the LED lighting via the switch or power connection on the base – powered by USB or battery depending on the model. For the best effect, place the display in a slightly darkened area so that the illuminated elements are particularly prominent. Clean the acrylic block with a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth if it gets dirty; do not use solvents or abrasive cleaners, as these can scratch the surface or damage the engraving. Keep the wooden base dry and do not immerse it in water, as it contains the electronics for the lighting. Do not place the display in strong, direct sunlight for extended periods to avoid discoloration of the acrylic. When gifting, briefly clean the block of fingerprints so that the elements are clearly visible when unpacked.

For everyone who wants to not just read about the Periodic Table, but actually see and hold it in their hands.