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Natural Stone Orgonites

Natural stone orgonites are made by pouring resin over a mix of metal shavings and stones, most often in a pyramid mold. Once set, the resin reveals the stone chips, a copper spiral, or a few flakes of gold leaf suspended in its mass. Fans of orgonite see it as an object of balance, to place where you live.

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Pyrrha, 7 Chakras Orgonite Pyramid

$59.00

Red, pink, yellow, green, blue, then violet: chips of seven stones are stacked with gold-tone shavings in this resin pyramid, marked with a flower of life bearing the seven chakras.

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A word that comes from orgone

The name comes from orgone, a life energy whose existence the Austrian researcher Wilhelm Reich believed he had established in the last century. Science has never confirmed it. Today’s orgonites take up his idea in decorative form: an object meant to rebalance what surrounds it.

Three materials in a single block

Supporters of orgonite explain what they attribute to it by the mix of an organic material, resin, and a mineral one, metal, as shavings or a copper spiral. The stones add their own symbolism: amethyst, obsidian, tiger’s eye, or lapis lazuli, depending on the chosen intention.

The pyramid above all

The pyramid dominates by far, sometimes topped with a stone sphere. Inside the resin, a symbol takes its place: tree of life, lotus, flower of life, zodiac sign, or the sequence of the seven chakras. Some of the orgonites are made to order, which calls for a little patience.

What to expect from one

An orgonite is first of all a beautiful object, and a focus for intention. Nothing proves it acts on anything at all, and it’s wise to be wary of claims that say otherwise. Place it where you like to see it, near where you work or rest. A few resin pendants take up the same idea in a wearable size.

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