Orgonite Pendulum with Hamsa Design

Orgonite Pendulum with Hamsa Design

€7,90
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Orgonite Pendulum with Hamsa Design

Karmagick

Orgonite Pendulum with Hamsa Design

€7,90
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Some people like to hold a pendulum still for a moment before asking a question, letting it hang quietly from the chain. This one carries a Hamsa hand design set into the resin, mixed with fine metal shavings for a steady, even swing.

Symbolism

The Hamsa hand is an old protective symbol found across North African and Middle Eastern traditions, often linked to warding off harm and inviting good fortune. Orgonite is a mixture of catalyzed resin and metal shavings, sometimes with added crystals, traditionally regarded as a tool to help cleanse negative energy and soften the effects of electromagnetic exposure in daily life. Dowsing itself has old roots, said to go back thousands of years to Egyptian and Chinese practitioners, used for questions of all kinds, from finding lost objects to reading the feel of a space.

How to use

  • Hold the chain loosely, letting the pendulum settle before you start
  • Ask a clear question and watch how it begins to move
  • Keep it in a pouch or on a soft cloth between sessions
  • Wipe with a dry cloth only, keeping it away from water

Details

  • Material: resin and metal shavings
  • Size: approximately 3.5 x 1.5 cm
  • Weight: approximately 20 g
  • Supplied as a single pendulum
Delivery

Packed and dispatched from a European warehouse to twenty-five EU countries. Delivery is priced on the weight of the parcel and shown in full before you pay, and it is free above the threshold set for your country — from €19. No customs, no import charges, tracking by email. Thresholds by country.

Returns

Fourteen days from delivery to change your mind, for any reason, and you do not have to give us one. Send it back unused and in its packaging. If something arrives broken or is not what you ordered, we pay the return. How returns work.

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