Orgonites, sometimes referred to as orgone generators, are composite structures designed to interact with environmental energy through material properties and internal composition.

They are typically composed of an organic matrix, such as resin, combined with inorganic metal components. This combination creates a system where different materials respond differently to surrounding electromagnetic and energetic influences. The organic component tends to absorb and retain energy, while the metal elements contribute to reflection and redistribution, producing continuous internal interaction.

Crystals incorporated within the structure serve as stabilizing elements. Due to their ordered internal lattice structure, crystals are widely studied for their resonance and frequency characteristics. Within orgonite constructions, they are used to promote energetic coherence and balance within the system.

As a result, orgonites are commonly associated with the stabilization of environmental energy fields and are often used in spaces occupied by living organisms, including plants, animals, and humans.