A small crystal tree brings colour, shine and a contemplative shape to a quiet corner. Its silver-toned metal branches hold 160 polished chipstones, rising from an orgonite-style base made with resin, metal and crystal pieces. It feels part sculpture, part ritual object, made for a shelf, altar space or bedside table where you want something bright but grounded.
Colour, light and tree-like movement
The branches spread like a miniature bonsai, with tiny gemstone chips catching the light at different angles.
Clear, amber, red, green and purple tones create a lively canopy without feeling too formal or matched.
The silver-toned trunk gives the piece a bright, airy structure, so the colours appear to float above the base.
The pyramid-style base has visible crystal fragments and metallic detail within the resin, adding depth below the tree.
A copper-toned spiral on the front gives the base a quiet focal point when displayed facing forward.
Gemstones, metal and resin in one piece
This crystal tree is made from metal, chipstones and resin. The stones are presented as small polished chips rather than uniform beads, so their uneven shapes are part of the charm.
The base follows the orgonite style, a decorative composite of resin, metal and crystal pieces. Here it acts as a weighty visual anchor for the tree, with colours and textures held inside the resin like a tiny mineral landscape.
How to place and care for it
Set it where the branches have a little breathing space, such as a shelf, meditation corner, desk or windowsill away from knocks. The wire-like branches can be admired as a sculptural form, but avoid repeated bending, as fine metal can weaken over time.
Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth. Keep the resin base away from prolonged water exposure and harsh cleaners, which may dull the surface or disturb the finish.
The meaning of a gemstone tree
Gemstone trees are often associated with abundance, growth and intention in Feng Shui-inspired and As…
region of manufacture: India
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