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Orgonite Crafting Tips for Beginners

Updated: Jul 26



"As you seek those thoughts that feel good, you will always be in vibrational harmony with the ENERGY that is your source.

It's truly a beautiful and sacred journey you're embarking on.


Feeling unsure about where to begin? Let's kick things off with two simple questions before selecting materials.



1. Types of Orgonites


Here are some common types of Orgonites:

Pyramid - multi-purposed, it has an excellent shape to draw energy in and out.

Necklace - unique jewelry for yourself and your loved ones.

Tower buster - more stones and metals are required so that it can be used as a paperweight or meditate tool

Plate - able to charge the energy of different things, such as water and essential oil, you are going to need some space wherever you place it

Small puck - suitable for diy beginners, light and portable



2. Does your Orgonite serve a specific purpose?


For instance, if you're seeking protection from negative energies, consider working with stones such as Black Obsidian and Smoky Quartz. They work great in a pyramid-shaped Orgonite. Then, enhance its protective properties by using pure copper ie. copper spirals / thick layers of copper shavings.


Here are some crystal combinations if you're lacking ideas:


Tiger's Eye and Jasper offer courage and inner strength to pursue your goals and dreams. These stones embody qualities of resilience and determination, empowering you to overcome obstacles and achieve success.


Amazonite, Agate, and Rhodonite facilitate emotional healing and foster a sense of security and confidence in romantic relationships. These stones encourage communication, compassion, and understanding, promoting deeper connections and emotional well-being.


Amethyst, Rose Quartz, and Clear Quartz this popular squad creates a harmonious synergy that nurtures spiritual growth, deepening one's connection to the divine and facilitating inner transformation.


Selenite and Black Tourmaline provide protection, grounding, and spiritual alignment. They create a sense of stability and security, helping you to stay rooted in the present moment while also connecting with higher realms of consciousness.


Peridot, Citrine, Garnet, and Green Aventurine attract abundance, happiness, and vitality. They encourage optimism, creativity, and motivation, helping you to manifest your desires and live a fulfilling life.


Sunstone and Moonstone bring balance to masculine and feminine energies.


Fluorite and Turquoise work together to purify the energy field, protect against negative influences, and facilitate transformation.




Q: Hi, I am a beginner,

what can I make with these materials?

A: For those who are new to orgonite, it would be easier to start with the small ones, such as pendants and pocket discs!


Keep in mind a 1:1 ratio of crystals to metals / 1:1 ratio of metals to resin. There three primary materials - crystal, metal, resin. With these things, you can make a basic Orgonite. You may add whatever you need based on your design. Feel free to consider a small portion of filling materials, including decorative metals, gold foils, natural shells, dried flowers, and others.


It would be easier to measure the materials by their volume. This is because the density of each material is different, and their shape may not cover a full layer. If you are aiming for accuracy in the ratio, choose pure copper instead of brass. Choose solid metal ball instead of ball drilled with a hole. Choose small pieces of metals or powder form instead of larger pieces.



Tips to use the resin


You can easily purchase resin from local shops or find it at a lower price on online platforms like Amazon and eBay. Get yourself a pair of gloves to protect your hands and cover your desk with a large paper or plastic sheet.


Most resins consist of two parts, labeled as part A and part B. Mix them together according to the ratio written on the package, and be sure to measure accurately.


Gently stir the mixture in a clockwise direction until it's well combined. Wooden sticks or silicone bowls are your friends. Let the mixture cool for about 2 minutes before moving on to make your orgonite.


The bubbles will naturally disappear within a few minutes. To help eliminate air bubbles, gently tap the bottom of your bowl several times, similar to what you'd do when baking a cake. If needed, use a flame gun to burst any remaining bubbles.


Wipe out the excess resin on the molds, table, or arms with a paper towel.



Q: Is it alright not to add crystals?


Yes, it is possible to create orgonites without using crystals. Some orgonite makers may choose to focus solely on metals and resin. This doesn't impact the ability to generate orgone energy. Instead of plastic decorations and artificial paints, you might want to add shungite, copper coils, tensor rings, and iron oxide to enhance the energy amplification.


Q: Why is copper frequently added in Orgonites?


Copper is one of the most effective energy conductors.


Crystals absorb and store the energy from the universe, while copper can carry crystal energies to the next level. Not only it amplifies the energy produced by the crystals but also directs the flow of the energy. When copper is completely immersed in resin, you no longer have to worry about deformation and corrosion.


Tensor ring is one of the popular copper materials used in orgonites. By twisting copper wire tightly, the roll creates a flow of light and energy. Some brilliant artists may use twisted wires to present a multifaceted geometric symbol.


Q: What other metals can be added into orgonites?


The yellowish copper is brass. Brass is made up of two components: copper and zinc, with copper making up around 50-70% of the total. The silver-colored metal is stainless steel. It often comes in wires, which is good to make necklaces. Aluminum is a controversial substance that has been considered to be unsafe to human bodies. However, some reiki healers and orgonite creators claimed that aluminum is very safe to use. When you see a orgonite contain blue and green wire, 50 50 chance you are seeing aluminum wire. If you feel concerned about it, it is always better to do some research before diy, or use copper/titanium/steel instead.




Q: What metal powder should I use?


Metal powders can be blended with epoxy resin to produce a solid metal layer.


Some people use acrylic paint for vibrant colors, such as sky blue and light green, however, you never know what is added inside the paint. Hence, I recommend using Shungite for a striking black metal layer at the pyramid's base.


Also, Iron Oxide powder is a great choice, its color is relatively softer than Shungite. The original iron oxide powder is mixed with different metals (chemical reaction) to create brighter colors like red and yellow.



You know, it's all about enjoying the DIY process. Whenever I'm making orgonites, time just slips away, and I find myself immersed in a world of imagination, light, and peace. Just relax and have fun with all the materials. Feel the textures, sense the energies they emit. Discover which combination resonates most with you.


If you have any questions about orgonite making, don't hesitate to reach out to us! omorgonite@gmail.com

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