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Orgonite pyramid with angel, 7.5 cm: stone chips and copper
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Orgonite pyramid with Ganesha, 7.5 cm: blue and orange chips
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Orgonite pyramid with turtle, 7.5 cm: chips and copper
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5 cm orgonite pyramid: clear chips and copper spiral
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Mini orgonite pyramid, 3 cm: assorted colours
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Small black orgonite pyramid with black tourmaline, 5.5 cm
Regular price From 17,90 €Regular priceSale price From 17,90 €
More about this category
Orgonite is a manufactured object, created in the twentieth century: resin, metal shavings and chips of crystals or stones, cast into a pyramid, pendulum or pendant. It is appreciated for its decorative appearance and its symbolism; it has no scientifically demonstrated effect.
- The main material is resin, which is softer than stone: it scratches and is sensitive to heat.
- Clean with a dry or barely damp cloth; no immersion and no household cleaning products.
- Avoid direct sunlight and radiators.
- The stone chips (black tourmaline, amethyst, etc.) are decorative: check the product page.
To understand the materials, read our stones guide.
What orgonite is
A blend of resin, stone chips and metal (copper), cast in a mould. The word comes from the “orgone” of Wilhelm Reich (twentieth century), whose theories have not been validated by science: we offer it as an object for decoration and symbolism, without promising any effect.
How to choose
- Pyramids: from 3 to 10 cm, with various designs (Flower of Life, chakras, Om, figurines).
- Plates and domes: for a desk, as paperweights.
- Pendulums and keyrings: small, affordable items.
Hand-cast pieces: colours and details vary from one piece to the next. Small chips: not suitable for young children.
The meanings given are traditions and symbolism, presented for their cultural and personal interest. They are not promises of results and do not replace the advice of a health professional.





