Set an orgonite pyramid on a desk or windowsill and it pulls the eye straight away. Clear resin holds chips of gemstone, metal shavings and a fine copper coil that catches the light. Most people pick one for its looks first, then for the intention they want to bring into a room.
What is orgonite?
Orgonite is a 20th-century invention: resin, metal and natural stones, usually set around a copper coil. It comes as pyramids, pebbles and pendants. It isn't an ancient stone. It's a modern piece, loved for its look and as a symbol of protection.
Orgonite and energy work
In energy work, orgonite stands for a calm atmosphere and symbolic protection: you place it in a room and set a positive intention around it. The stone inside shifts the meaning toward gentleness, grounding or clarity, depending on whether it holds amethyst, tiger's eye, obsidian or lapis lazuli.
Choosing an orgonite by stone
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Amethyst:calm and gentleness.
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Tiger's eye:protection and confidence.
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Obsidian:a grounding stone that keeps out the energies you'd rather leave at the door.
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Lapis lazuli:self-expression and serenity.
Where to put orgonite at home
A pyramid on your desk, a pebble on a shelf, a pendant around your neck: orgonite works anywhere. Many people keep one where everyone gathers, such as the living room, or in a meditation corner, for the natural stone and the mood it brings.
Our orgonites and related pieces
Every orgonite we sell is carefully made with natural stones. For everyday wear, see our orgonite pendants. You'll also find orgonites by zodiac sign and zen home decor to carry the look through your home.
Read our guide: everything you need to know about orgonite.
