A TCM rarity: Gua Sha made from authentic Bian Stone (original Bian Stone)

• rare, very valuable & oldest Gua Sha stone
• contains up to 40 trace elements
• YÙ BEAUTY uses authentic, tested Bian stone of the highest quality
• also suitable for hot stone applicationsIf you search for Bian stone on Wikipedia, you won't find anything about this rare natural stone. This mineral, which contains 40 trace elements, is currently part of a absolute insider tip of TCM-inspired Gua Sha massages.

The History of the Bian Stein says that it owes its origin to a meteor impact in north-east China. Bian stone can only be found in the Shandong region around the crater of the impact and is therefore very rare and valuable. Bian stone treatments are also among the oldest in traditional Chinese medicine - even before techniques such as acupuncture, moxa therapy or cupping.

The harmonising effect of bian stone during a massage is said to surpass that of classic gua sha materials such as rose quartz, jade or obsidian. Bian stone is soft and warm, which also distinguishes it from other gemstones. Massage with bian stone is older than moxibustion and acupuncture and is one of the oldest therapeutic techniques of all. Bian stone has a very high iridium content. Iridium is rarer than gold and platinumand one of the rarest non-radioactive metals. Bian also contains up to 40 trace elements. Bian stone is said to have a high field of "infrared remote sensing" and to emit ultrasonic waves.

YÙ BEAUTY uses authentic, tested Bian Stone of high quality for its Gua Sha stones. The Bian Stone Gua Sha is larger than conventional Gua Sha stones and also thicker, and therefore much heavier, making it a very luxurious tool for the skin. 

YÙ BEAUTY Bian Stone Gua Sha can also be used as a Hot stone application find. The authentic, high-quality Bian stone is extremely suitable for this. Heat the stone and place it on the desired area.

Important care instructions: Please do not clean this natural stone with soap or other cleaning agents, but rinse it with lukewarm water.