Also would like to make mention of salt crystals. Salt is a natural ionizer..coupled with the orgonite who knows what might happen.

Hey,
I'm glad you are interested in Orgonite.
I have been working with stones for many years now and am pretty adept with using them. azurite is a nice stone. I would recommend that people keep it simple when making Orgonite. It is tempting to put a bunch of different stones in orgonite. This can cause conflicting energy patterns. I recommend that beginners use quartz and one other type of stone, rose quartz, amethyst, garnet etc.

Also I wold do a little more research on monoatomic gold before recommending using it in orgonite.

Keep on gifting,

Matt

How about a flower of life print?

Stibnite is a nice crystal I haven't heard being used yet also, and 1" pieces can be found for a few £ from some shops.

Mercury just popped to mind. Wonder what that would do, make the orgonite super-smart? hehe. Or would the mercury expand and find a way out of the resin when curing, as it can get quite hot?

Shells are being used for their sacred geometry and resonant/chanelling properties. There must be alot of other things like that. I've often wondered about honeycomb, which is a shape easily derived from the flower of life. I think the bees might like that :-).

How about making an orgonite pyramid which comes apart so that there is a chamber in it's centre where you can place different stuff?

Mica flakes are ok to use, and a little goes a long way. They are pretty at the very least.

Dragon's-blood resin? And then there's stuff like frankinsence, myrrh, copal, etc.

I suppose it depends what you want to tune the energy to. It's possible to make the energy more earthy, airy, watery, fiery, or to have an affinity with chakras for healing etc , and modify them with additions. But it could end up being a cacophany if not careful? lol

Resin dyes could be used to make one that looks like a rainbow with different poured layers.

Local stones have been used to attune a piece to a particular place. Stream pebbles work well for that apparently.

If it's going into a forest or an orchard, a little wood from one of the trees might be nice. Don't forget to ask nicely and leave a gift :-)

Mother of pearl for water pieces would be nice, or moonstone.

Feathers are important cleansing tools to Native Americans and others. Collected with love and not bought at a craft shop etc, I imagine, would be best. Would look very pretty also :-)

Some types of sand are full of wonderful natural shapes and tiny crystals/shells etc, if you're lucky enough to live by a beach with a nice sand. Sand art could be incorporated into a piece. I think beauty is an important factor for a piece in a persons home, as the energy it engenders in the onlooker adds to the vibrations of the piece.

Bach flower remedies?
Would letting a piece cure at the base of a tree instill the vibrational qualities of the tree in it?
Or flowers of different types?

How about a double pyramid with a rose quartz at it's centre, or a roze quartz within a rose flower, or flower of life pattern around it.
Roses and love go together well symbolically, and that's the whole point of gifting, I think. putting love back into the earth.

Animal totem items could be added if desired. Things found or given by nature. Maybe if asked, things will just come to you on a walk through the woods. Whatever the place offers for incorporation into a piece. :-) Even fungi are important energetically, though sometimes overlooked, and would make a fascinating addition. Might be difficult though. Unless you know someone who can freeze dry it for you without great expence, or free, lol. A freeze-dried fly-agaric would look great in a piece I think, if picking them isn't illegal, lol.

....ciggy time, bbl

namaste
Yann