Orgonite 101

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Alright, let me tell y’all about my first time making orgonite. It all started around March of 2022, one of my favorite clients wanted to gift his seven-year-old nephew an emerald for his birthday. I didn't have any on hand at the time, so I had to purchase some from overseas. Not just any emerald, though. It had to be on the light green side of color and I promised to find some that weren't fake or man-made. As I was looking for a nice chunk of uncut, genuine emerald, I noticed that the price of this gemstone can get pretty steep. The higher the quality, clarity, and weight, the more expensive it became.

So cute and tiny! (^_^)

Based on my client's budget, grabbing a low-grade, 5.4-carat natural emerald stone would do the trick. (Was still a bit pricey, though tbh) When the package arrived, I was shocked at how beautiful and tiny it was. In my mind, this would make an excellent engagement ring or something fancy like that. I didn't know what to do with it. The emerald was too smooth and small for me to wire wrap it because of my limited skill and resources at the time. I was all like, "Bro, are you sure you want to give something like this to a seven-year-old?" No doubt he was. With no turning back, I accepted the challenge.

I usually put small stones in glass bottles for necklaces as seen above. However, glass breaks, and tiny things can get lost easily. Plus, I had no clue just how physically active his nephew would be when wearing it. Perhaps he was an athlete protégé or a martial artist in his spare time? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Therefore, I had to make it durable while increasing its size a bit so that if it did fall off from around his neck and hit the ground, it wouldn't shatter into tiny hazardous shards and be super hard to find. All I had at the time was epoxy resin. The resin was the solution. The problem was how exactly would I get it done. Dipping the bottle in resin didn't seem fitting. So, I did some research to find out how casting gems in resin would impact its energy. That's when I stumbled upon Orgonite.

What Is Orgonite and How Does It Work?

Back in the early 1940s, a dude named Wilhelm Reich discovered currents of a mysterious life force and called it "orgone". To harness orgone energy, he made a wooden box of wire wool and sheep's wool to absorb and trap it inside called the "orgone accumulator". Many years later, Karl Hans Welz made a variation on the technology of Wilhelm Reich and called it "Orgonite". Karl and Don Croft added crystals to the recipe to help convert/polarize the harmful dead orgone energy (DOR) into positive orgone (POR). These days, Orgonite is used as a type of healing device that balances and harmonizes the body's energy field and is typically made of a mixture of metal shavings, epoxy resin, crystals, and various organic materials to convert orgone energies. With this information in mind, I confidently created an emerald orgonite pendant for my client. Shout out to @Madd Prophet for allowing me to make it for the young'un!

Some Amazing Benefits of Orgonite

Orgonite is a natural energy healing tool that has been gaining traction in recent years. It also helps to reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep quality, increase energy levels, and promote overall health. The power of crystals combined with the healing properties of orgonite makes it an effective tool for those looking for a holistic approach to health and wellness. It's important to note that orgonite and crystals should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult with a licensed medical professional for any serious illnesses. What has orgonite done for you? Please let me know! If you are looking to grab some orgonite of your own, you can find some here in the shop or contact me for a custom-made order.~

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