Orgonite Pyramid 70mm Midnight Pentagon

Dark resin, gemstone chips and metallic filings gather inside this orgonite pyramid like a tiny night sky held in glass. It is a decorative focus object for a desk, shelf or meditation corner, made to be looked into slowly as the light catches coppery flecks and layered inclusions.

What draws the eye

The midnight tone gives the piece a quiet, moody presence, especially against pale wood, linen or stone.

Gemstone chips appear suspended within the resin, creating small points of colour and texture as you turn it.

Copper and metal filings add a brighter glint, catching the light in fine, scattered lines.

The pyramid form feels steady and architectural, with clean sides rising to a focused point.

It suits slow looking: a small object to pause with, place beside a candle, or keep near a journal.

Resin, stone and metal in a poured form

This piece is made from gemstone chips, copper and metal filings set within crystal resin. The layered look is part of the appeal, with the inclusions held at different depths so the surface and the inner pattern read differently in changing light.

Placing and caring for it

Set it somewhere it can catch gentle natural light, such as a bedside table, altar space, bookshelf or work desk. Wipe with a soft, dry cloth when needed, and avoid abrasive cleaners that could dull the polished resin surface.

Orgonite as a modern ritual object

Orgonite belongs to a modern spiritual-making tradition that combines resin, metal and crystal materials in compact sculptural forms. The pyramid shape brings its own symbolism, long associated across cultures with stability, ascent and a centred point of focus. Today, pieces like this are often chosen as contemplative objects: something visually rich to place in a room, hold in the hand, or use as a quiet marker for intention-setting and meditation practice.

Size and details

Size: 70 mm.

Weight: 220 g.

Materials: gemstone chips, copper and metal filings in crystal resin.

Origin: India. …

region of manufacture: India