What orgonite is, in short
Orgonite is a handmade, resin-cast composition that holds small gemstone pieces and a metal spiral — copper in this piece — together. The word "orgone" is used by many as another name for life energy, similar to the Chinese chi or Indian prana. Wearing the pendant can give your day a quiet rhythm; any effect is a personal experience and not a scientifically proven medical claim.*
Seven stones, cone shape
The pendant is a 5 cm cone with seven gemstones arranged around a copper spiral: amethyst, lapis lazuli, synthetic turquoise, peridot, citrine (heated amethyst), carnelian and garnet. The multicoloured arrangement makes every piece visually unique: hue, tiny inclusions and reflections never repeat in exactly the same way.
How to wear and carry it
You can wear it around the neck on the supplied 1 metre, 1 mm waxed cord — adjustable with a comfortable knot. Another common option is to keep it in a pocket or under the pillow for sleep. Many people "set it for the day" by holding it in their palms for about 20 seconds in the morning. Metal parts are nickel, lead and cadmium-free (REACH).
Cleaning and storage
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid direct contact with chemicals, perfume, hairspray or chlorinated water. Take it off before sport, bathing or showering. When not worn, keep it in a soft-lined jewellery box to prevent scratches.
What to know about the stones
The pendant uses AA grade gemstones whose colour and inclusions may naturally differ from the photo. Orgonite does not replace medical or therapeutic care. The effects described are based on the experience of users and therapists.*