Orgonite Heart (7 Chakras)

An orgonite heart is a puffy, heart-shaped piece made from a mix of resin, metal shavings, and small gemstone chips, built following the orgone-energy design popularized by followers of Wilhelm Reich, and this one layers chips representing all seven chakra colors.

Each heart measures approximately 45 x 50mm and is cast as a solid composite — resin poured around fine metal shavings and small chips of seven different stones, one for each traditional chakra color from red to violet. The layered, faceted look comes from the resin catching light around the embedded metal and stone. Its compact size makes it easy to hold, set on a shelf, or add to a windowsill or altar space.

Orgonite pieces like this are traditionally associated with the idea of transmuting stagnant or heavy energy into a more positive form, drawing on the same seven-chakra color system used across a lot of crystal and energy-work tradition. Many people keep one on a desk, nightstand, or meditation space as a small daily touchstone rather than using it for any single ritual.

It pairs naturally with the rest of our chakra collection and with the wider range of heart-shaped crystal decor available in the shop, including our Copper Heart.

Quick facts

Care & cleansing

Orgonite is a resin, metal, and stone composite, so it should only ever be wiped clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth — never soaked or submerged, since water can seep into the resin over time. Keep it out of prolonged direct sun, which can cause the resin to yellow, warp, or become brittle over the years. A quick dusting is usually all it needs to stay looking good.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is orgonite made of?
It's a composite of resin poured around fine metal shavings and small gemstone chips; this heart uses chips representing all seven chakra colors.

What size is this orgonite heart?
It measures approximately 45 x 50mm, a compact size suited to a desk, shelf, or altar.

What is orgonite traditionally used for?
In energy-work tradition, orgonite is associated with transmuting stagnant energy into a more balanced form, drawing on the seven-chakra color system.

Can I get my orgonite heart wet?
No — wipe it clean with a soft, slightly damp cloth only. Avoid soaking or submerging it, since water can affect the resin over time.

Can I leave it in a sunny window?
Avoid prolonged direct sun, which can yellow or weaken the resin over the years; brief light exposure is fine.

Is every orgonite heart identical?
No, the placement of metal and stone chips inside the resin is unique to each piece, so yours will have its own pattern.

This is a decorative piece, not a health product or medical device.