What orgonite is and what it may mean to you
The word "orgone" is often used as another name for life energy (chi, prana). Orgonite is a modern, handmade composition combining gemstones, resin and metal — in this piece copper. Wearers frequently report feeling calmer when carrying one. These experiences are personal and not scientifically proven; the pendant is not a medical device.*
The heart shape and the stones used
The pendant is heart-shaped, 4 x 4.2 cm. A copper spiral runs through it, surrounded by small pieces of seven different gemstones: amethyst, lapis lazuli, synthetic turquoise, peridot, citrine (heated amethyst), carnelian and garnet. The multicoloured mix makes each piece visually unique — you will not find two identical pendants.
How to wear it
You can wear it around the neck on the supplied 1 metre, 1 mm waxed cord, or simply keep it in a pocket or under a pillow if you want it close. Many people hold the pendant in their hands for at least 20 seconds before putting it on, as a quiet preparation. The metal parts are nickel, lead and cadmium-free (REACH), making it a good choice for sensitive skin.
Care and longevity
Wipe the pendant with a soft cloth. Keep it away from strong chemicals, perfume, chlorinated water and ultrasonic cleaners. Take it off before showering, swimming or training. When not in use, store it in a dry, padded jewellery box so its colours stay vivid for years.
What to keep in mind before buying
The gemstone quality is grade AA. The pendant does not replace medical or therapeutic treatment. Any reported benefits are based on users' and therapists' experiences, not scientific claims. Because of the natural stones, colour and pattern may vary slightly from piece to piece.*