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There's normal water, and then there's crystal water. The ViA Gem Water Bottle by VitaJuwel turns regular drinking water into something magical—and if nothing else, a very beautiful way to stay hydrated!
Designed in the German Alps, this bottle is made with premium borosilicate, pollutant-free glass that houses a cluster of hand-selected crystals. The gems are encased in a glass pod within the bottle so there is no cross contamination to the water, but you still receive all the energetic benefits! Plus, the gems within will stay bright, shiny and beautiful for years.
BALANCE - The Balance ViA Water Bottle features three stones—Sodalite, Blue Chalcedony and Clear Quartz—to help you achieve more balance, calm and peace. Sodalite is known as the Poet's stone, while Chalcedony has been called the Speaker's stone; together, they help enhance communication, intuition and confidence.
* VitaJuwel ViA Gem Water Bottle - BALANCE
* Volume: 16.9 fl. oz.
* Size: 8.9" H x 2.7" D
* Material: Borosilicate glass, stainless steel, BPA-free plastic, silicone
* Encased in gem pod: Sodalite, Blue Chalcedony and Clear Quartz
* Made in Germany
* Care instructions: Glass cylinder is dishwasher-proof, hand wash lid and gem pod, disassemble gem pod before cleaning.
Sodalite is a powerful, deep blue stone that helps one attain more balance, calmness and inner peace. Known as the Poet's Stone, sodalite is associated with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, and is believed to boost mental clarity, increase confidence, and support one in expressing their thoughts and inner truth, as well as following their intuition.
Blue Chalcedony helps align and harmonize body, mind and spirit. This highly balancing stone encourages inward reflection, so is often used for meditation. It is also often called the Speaker's Stone, as it helps one communicate calmly and clearly. (Ancient wise men, including the Roman orator and philosopher Cicero, would wear and use this stone!)
Note: Crystals are not intended to substitute the advice given by a licensed healthcare professional. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any health condition or disease.
