🟠Orange Agate Orgone Pyramid

Orange agate is a vibrant, banded variety of chalcedony quartz known for its warm, earthy orange hues, often found naturally in shades from pale salmon to deep fiery orange, sometimes with pinks and grays. Valued in jewelry for its beauty and used in metaphysical practices for promoting positivity, creativity, and clear communication (especially linked to the throat chakra), it's a popular choice for adornments and talismans. It forms in volcanic rocks and is popular as tumbled stones, beads, and cabochons, sometimes dyed for intense color.
An orgone pyramid is a modern energetic tool made from a combination of resin, metals, and crystals. Based on the pseudoscientific concept of "orgone" energy proposed by Wilhelm Reich in the 1930s, these devices are designed to balance and harmonize bio-energy (also known as chi or prana) in their surrounding environment. 
Key Components
Resin (Organic): Acts as a base that attracts and holds energy.
Metals (Inorganic): Materials like copper, iron, or brass shavings are used to disperse or reflect energy.
Crystals: Natural stones such as amethyst, black tourmaline, or quartz are often suspended within the resin to focus and amplify the energy.
Copper Coil: Often wrapped around a central crystal to create a "vortex" effect that enhances energy flow.